Site Delete

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Deletes the site configuration.

In QuantaStor, the "Delete Site Cluster Configuration" feature is used to remove the configuration of a site cluster. A site cluster refers to a group of QuantaStor clusters that are distributed across different physical locations or sites and are configured to work together for data replication, disaster recovery, or high availability purposes.

Warning: Deletes the selected Site Cluster configuration and all associated cluster communication rings.

The purpose of the "Delete Site Cluster Configuration" function is to permanently remove the configuration of the site cluster and disassociate the individual QuantaStor clusters within the site cluster. When the site cluster configuration is deleted, the following actions typically occur:

  • Disassociation of clusters: The individual QuantaStor clusters that were part of the site cluster are disassociated. This means that they are no longer considered part of the site cluster and are treated as separate entities.
  • Configuration removal: The configuration details related to the site cluster, such as network settings, replication policies, failover configurations, and other cluster-specific parameters, are removed from the system.
  • Data replication cessation: Any ongoing data replication or synchronization between the clusters within the site cluster is halted. This means that the clusters will no longer replicate data with each other.

The purpose of deleting the site cluster configuration in QuantaStor may vary depending on the specific requirements or changes in the environment. Some common reasons for deleting a site cluster configuration include:

  • Changes in infrastructure: If the site cluster is no longer needed or the underlying infrastructure has changed, deleting the site cluster configuration allows for the reconfiguration or reorganization of the individual clusters without the constraints of the site cluster.
  • Simplification of management: Deleting the site cluster configuration can simplify the management and administration of the individual QuantaStor clusters. This may be desired if the site cluster is no longer necessary or if there are changes in the organization's requirements or strategies.
  • Redesign or restructuring: Deleting the site cluster configuration provides the flexibility to redesign or restructure the storage infrastructure according to new business needs or architectural considerations.

It's important to note that deleting the site cluster configuration should be performed with caution, as it may impact data replication, disaster recovery, and high availability capabilities. It is advisable to consult the QuantaStor documentation or seek guidance from the official QuantaStor support to ensure the proper removal of the site cluster configuration and to understand the implications for the specific environment.


Navigation: High-availability VIF Management --> Site Clusters --> Site Cluster --> Delete Site Cluster (toolbar)


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