Access Ceph storage via the RESTful API
Create API keys and use CubeCOS's RESTful API to access Ceph storage programmatically.
Create API keys and use CubeCOS's RESTful API to access Ceph storage programmatically.
Add a new hard disk to a CubeCOS storage pool, either individually or all at once, and verify the cluster provisions OSDs onto it.
Change the Ceph data replication factor for a CubeCOS storage pool to adjust the balance between fault tolerance and available capacity.
The SSD caching tier can be tailored to different workloads by adjusting the cache ratio and behavior.
Check the status of Ceph OSDs in a CubeCOS storage cluster, including power-on time, usage, and disk health details.
Configure external SAN and NAS storage integration in CubeCOS to host VM disks and images, optimize internal SDS usage, and support hybrid storage architectures.
Create a public Swift object storage container, upload files to it through the dashboard, and access objects through the Swift API.
Create NFS or CIFS network shares at the tenant or project level for use in virtual machines.
Create a full or incremental backup of a volume for long-term protection and disaster recovery.
Create a volume mirror for disaster recovery or replication requirements.
Create a point-in-time snapshot of an existing volume for fast rollback, testing, or short-term recovery.
Create S3-compatible access and secret keys for a CubeCOS user, then verify them with s3cmd or the CLI.
Create a new block storage volume from an image or snapshot, then attach it to a compute instance for additional persistent storage.
Enable cluster-level storage caching to improve access performance in hybrid storage deployments.
Resize an existing block storage volume and extend the filesystem inside the guest OS to use the new capacity.
Review the prerequisites for external SAN and NAS storage integration in CubeCOS. Meeting them lets you host VM disks and images, optimize internal SDS usage, and support hybrid storage architectures.
Integrate external SAN and NAS storage in CubeCOS to host VM disks and images, optimize internal SDS usage, and support hybrid storage architectures.
Manage external storage models and vendor drivers in CubeCOS, and troubleshoot connectivity and configuration issues.
Manually flush SSD cache to remediate IOPS load when data tiering operations are stuck.
Recover a CubeCOS storage pool from a HEALTH_WARN state by removing the OSD associated with a failed disk.
Permanently remove a failed hard disk from your storage pool using the prepare_disk command without physical removal. Safely wipe partition tables and decommission hardware via software.
Identify a failed physical disk in a CubeCOS storage pool and safely remove it from the cluster using safe or force mode.
Learn how to transfer a volume to another project in CubeCOS and confirm storage health.
This guide covers how to utilize external storage in CubeCOS, including attaching volumes, verifying connections, and troubleshooting multipath storage across FC, iSCSI, and NFS.