Command
weka fs updateUse the following command line to edit an existing filesystem:
weka fs update <name> [--new-name=<new-name>] [--total-capacity=<total-capacity>] [--ssd-capacity=<ssd-capacity>] [--thin-provision-min-ssd <thin-provision-min-ssd>] [--thin-provision-max-ssd <thin-provision-max-ssd>] [--max-files=<max-files>] [--auth-required=<auth-required>]
Parameters
Name | Type | Value | Limitations | Mandatory | Default |
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name | String | Name of the filesystem being edited | Must be a valid name | Yes | ​ |
new-name | String | New name for the filesystem | Must be a valid name | Optional | Keep unchanged |
total-capacity | Number | Total capacity of the edited filesystem | Must be a valid number | Optional | Keep unchanged |
ssd-capacity | Number | SSD capacity of the edited filesystem | Minimum of 1GiB | Optional | Keep unchanged |
thin-provision-min-ssd | Number | For thin-provisioned filesystems, this is the minimum SSD capacity that is ensured to be always available to this filesystem | Minimum of 1GiB | Optional | |
thin-provision-max-ssd | Number | For thin-provisioned filesystems, this is the maximum SSD capacity the filesystem can consume | Cannot exceed the total-capacity | Optional | |
max-files | Number | Metadata limit for the filesystem | Must be a valid number | Optional | Keep unchanged |
auth-required | String | Determines if mounting the filesystem requires to be authenticated to Content Software for File | yes or no For a filesystem hosting NFS exports or SMB shares, enabling authentication is not allowed. |
No | no |