Node configuration options
All StorPool nodes and services running on them keep the major part of their configuration in a distributed form in the storage cluster itself. However, there is some basic information that a node need to join the cluster, like network interfaces used for StorPool, cluster and node IDs, IP addresses and VLANs, and so on. This information is stored in configuration files on the local file system. When a node boots it processes the configuration settings from the files, which allows it to join the cluster.
- Introduction
- Identification and voting
- Network communication
- Interfaces for StorPool cluster communication and StorPool block protocol
- Address for API management
- Port for API management
- API authentication token
- Ignore RX port option
- Preferred port
- Address for the bridge service
- Interface for the bridge address
- Resolve interface is bridge
- Name of the bond interface
- Bridge service network mask
- Path to iproute2
- Host and port for the Web interface
- Drives
- Monitoring and issue reports
- Cgroup options
- NVMe target service
- iSCSI options
- Miscellaneous options
- Working directory
- Restart automatically in case of crash
- Logging of non-read-only open/close for StorPool devices
- Configuring the StorPool log daemon service
- Cache size
- Internal write-back caching
- Type of sleep
- Type of sleep for the bridge service
- C state latency
- Issue reports location
- Free space for reports
- CLI prompt string