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* Change to end-point to the Ceph Object Store.  
 
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* Add the Access Key and Secret Access to the Ceph Object Store.
 
* Add the Access Key and Secret Access to the Ceph Object Store.
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===Create/Add Cloud Container(s)===
 
===Create/Add Cloud Container(s)===
 
Now navigate to the Cloud Containers section and then Import or Create a new Cloud Container using the Softlayer S3 credentials you entered before. Note that after you create a new container you will find a Network Share listed in the main Storage Management -> Network Shares section which represents the container and makes it accessible via NFS and SMB.
 
Now navigate to the Cloud Containers section and then Import or Create a new Cloud Container using the Softlayer S3 credentials you entered before. Note that after you create a new container you will find a Network Share listed in the main Storage Management -> Network Shares section which represents the container and makes it accessible via NFS and SMB.

Revision as of 16:59, 13 May 2019

QuantaStor's Cloud Containers feature enables one to setup a NAS Gateway to custom Ceph Object Storage buckets.

Overview Configuration Steps

  • Login to your Ceph configuration/
  • Navigate to "Storage" and then select "Object Storage" to get the access key


Add provider credentials within QuantaStor

  • In the Cloud Provider tab, right click to select "Add Provider".
  • Change to end-point to the Ceph Object Store.
  • Add the Access Key and Secret Access to the Ceph Object Store.

CEPHPROVIDER.PNG

Create/Add Cloud Container(s)

Now navigate to the Cloud Containers section and then Import or Create a new Cloud Container using the Softlayer S3 credentials you entered before. Note that after you create a new container you will find a Network Share listed in the main Storage Management -> Network Shares section which represents the container and makes it accessible via NFS and SMB.