Increasing the Data or Archive Pool Size
- 10 Apr 2023
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Increasing the Data or Archive Pool Size
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CTERA recommends changing the storage with the help of CTERA support CTERA Support.
To increase the storage:
- For each CTERA Portal instance you have installed, stop CTERA Portal services, by doing the following:
- Open an SSH session to the CTERA Portal instance.
- Log in as
root
user. - Run the command to stop the CTERA Portal services:
portal-manage.sh stop
- In the vSphere Client console, right-click the CTERA Portal virtual machine and click Edit Settings.
The virtual machine settings are displayed. - In the Virtual Hardware tab, click select Hard Disk under ADD NEW DEVICE.
A new hard disk is added to the settings. - Specify the disk size you want for the new disk.
- Expand the New Hard disk item and for Location browse to the datastore you want to use for either the data pool or archive pool.
- Select the disk to use.
- Click OK.
The new VMDK hard disk is added. - Log in as
root
over SSH to the CTERA Portal server with the archive pool to increase. - Run the following command to identify the name of the device you attached:
fdisk –l
- Locate the device name according to its size and usage information.
- Run the following command to extend the data pool:
portal-storage-util.sh extend_storage deviceName
where deviceName is the device name identified when you ran 'fdisk -l'.
Run the following command to extend the archive pool:portal-storage-util.sh extend_db_archive_pool device
where device is the device name identified when you ran 'fdisk -l'.
For example:portal-storage-util.sh extend_db_archive_pool sde
- For each CTERA Portal instance, starting from the CTERA Portal main database and proceeding to the application servers, start CTERA Portal services.
- Log in as
root
user to each CTERA Portal server over SSH. - Run the following command to start the portal services:
portal-manage.sh start
- Log in as
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