Changing the redundancy scheme for S3 data
You can update the chosen redundancy scheme by changing the storage policy. Such a configurable redundancy scheme ensures high scalability and maximum efficiency of object storage.
Prerequisites
- A clear understanding of the concept Storage policies.
- The S3 cluster is created, as described in Creating the S3 cluster.
To change the storage policy for S3 data
Admin panel
- Open the Storage services > S3 > Settings screen, and then click Storage policies.
- In the Data storage policy section, select the desired storage tier, failure domain, or data redundancy mode.
- Click Save to apply your changes.
Command-line interface
Use the following command:
vinfra service s3 cluster change [--tier {0,1,2,3}] [--replicas <norm>[:min] | --encoding <M>+<N>] [--failure-domain {0,1,2,3,4}]
--tier {0,1,2,3}
- Storage tier
-
--replicas <norm>[:min]
-
Storage replication mapping in the format:
norm
: number of replicas to maintainmin
: minimum required number of replicas (optional)
--encoding <M>+<N>
-
Storage erasure coding mapping in the format:
M
: number of data blocksN
: number of parity blocks
--failure-domain {0,1,2,3,4}
- Storage failure domain
For example, to change the storage tier to 0, the replica scheme to 3, and the failure domain to host, run:
# vinfra service s3 cluster change --tier 0 --replicas 3 --failure-domain 1
The updated parameters will be shown in the vinfra service s3 show
output:
# vinfra service s3 show +-----------------+--------------------------------------------+ | Field | Value | +-----------------+--------------------------------------------+ | failure_domain | 1 | | id | 0100000000000002 | | metadata_policy | failure_domain: 1 | | | redundancy: | | | m: 1 | | | n: 2 | | | type: raid6 | | | tier: 1 | | name | cluster1 | | nodes | - id: ca334b1d-20a1-1241-96a5-eb9acadb8ecd | | | - id: ab36b523-91dc-e78d-53a7-88baed44541e | | | - id: 8d362265-3009-c548-087d-bad7a466bf1e | | np | | | nusers | 0 | | protocol | scheme: https | | redundancy | m: 3 | | | type: raid1 | | s3gw_domain | dns.example.com | | tier | 0 | +-----------------+--------------------------------------------+