To delete an existing container that contains data, complete the following steps.
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Caution: Before deleting a container, you should first carefully consider whether you need to preserve the data in the container. Before deleting any QoreStor container that contains deduplicated data, you should take steps to preserve this data using another means of long-term retention. Once a container is deleted, the deduplicated data cannot be retrieved. |
To delete an existing container that contains data, complete the following steps.
container --delete --name <name> [--delete_files]
Refer to the QoreStor Command Line Reference Guide for more information.
To organize your data, you can easily create storage groups and create containers within those storage groups on your QoreStor system. A storage group allows you to create separate storage policies for different data groups and the different capacities utilized on a single QoreStor. You can also create and organize storage groups for the different organizations in your enterprise, such as Engineering, Sales, Finance, and so on.
After initialization, QoreStor contains a single default storage group, named DefaultGroup.
Refer to these important notes about storage groups.
To view the Storage Groups page, on the left navigation menu, click Storage > Storage Groups in the QoreStor navigation pane.
In the QoreStor GUI you can easily view all of your storage groups on the Storage Groups page.
To view storage groups, complete the following steps.
You can add a storage group to QoreStor through either the QoreStor GUI or the command line interface. In both cases, when creating a storage group you define the name and compression level.
To add a storage group, complete the following steps.
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NOTE: Quotas define the limit for limit for physical capacity usage. Once reached, data ingests are not allowed until space is recovered through savepoint expiration and cleaner operations. |
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NOTE: It is mandatory to define a passphrase to enable encryption. If the passphrase is compromised or lost, the administrator should change it immediately so that the content encryption keys do not become vulnerable. |
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NOTE: Refer to Configuring and Using Encryption at Rest for more information about encryption. |
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NOTE: Due to export regulations, the encryption at rest feature is not available in certain markets, and, therefore, may not be available in your locale. For more information about recommended guidelines for encryption, see Understanding Encryption at Rest |
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NOTE: After encryption is enabled, all of the data that is backed up is encrypted and is kept encrypted until it is expired and cleaned by the system cleaner. Note that encryption is an irreversible process. |
To add a storage group, complete the following steps.
storage_group --add --name <name> [--compression_mode <fast|best>] [--quota <Quota value in GiB or TiB>]
Refer to the QoreStor Command LIne Reference Guide for more information
storage_group --encryption --name <name> [--set <ON | OFF>] [--mode <static|internal> <--interval <7 days to 70 years>]
For more information, refer to the Storage Group commands section of the QoreStor Command Line Reference Guide.
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NOTE: Due to export regulations, the encryption at rest feature is not available in certain markets, and, therefore, may not be available in your locale. For more information about recommended guidelines for encryption, see Understanding Encryption at Rest |
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NOTE: It is mandatory to define a passphrase to enable encryption. If the passphrase is compromised or lost, the administrator should change it immediately so that the content encryption keys do not become vulnerable. |
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NOTE: After encryption is enabled, all of the data that is backed up is encrypted and is kept encrypted until it is expired and cleaned by the system cleaner. Note that encryption is an irreversible process. |
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