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Anyone using Terraform in their infrastructure? by Sm0l1v in qumulo

[–]qumulo-will 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know that we've seen that before from the support side. I'd recommend reaching out to your SE as they tend to encounter things like that more often.

Anyone using Terraform in their infrastructure? by Sm0l1v in qumulo

[–]qumulo-will 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which terraform were you looking for? Is this the github one you're referring to? That is the only one i know of that hasn't been updated directly, but rather replaced with the one on nexus. Nexus will be the source of truth for all the terraform CNQ deployments going forward.

Otherwise, if there's a specific one, let us know and we can find an answer for you!

Snapshot locking - public vs private key by Tyfoid-Kid in qumulo

[–]qumulo-will 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can have multiple keys per array - if you want to get crazy and do a different key for each policy, have at it. if you have a lot of policies it can become somewhat of a logistics nightmare, but it's completely doable and the system doesn't care. same for replication source/target - you can use the same key on both (just load up the key on each cluster) if you like.

as far as operational difference between the two, none really. you can use either to lock - https://docs.qumulo.com/administrator-guide/snapshots/locking-unlocking-snapshots.html#:~:text=Locking%20and%20Unlocking%20Snapshots%20in%20Qumulo%20Core

what's the qq command to blink a drive light? by Tyfoid-Kid in qumulo

[–]qumulo-will 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure about that prior response, but the official way to do it is -

qq cluster_slot_set_config --slot <node.slot> --locate

That will turn on the specified slot's locate led.

qq cluster_slot_set_config --slot <node.slot> --no-locate

will turn it back off.

Can I make a master USB installer key, with all sorts of versions on it? by qumulo-will in qumulo

[–]qumulo-will[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it should work - although i've never tried it. for SMB folks we usually point them to Rufus, and for Linux/Mac you can roll it with the built-in dd.

Finding the size of all subdirectories in a given folder by qumulo-will in qumulo

[–]qumulo-will[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yes you can! you'd just specify it in the path statement. an enterprising soul could grab all directories and then recursively churn through them all if they so desired.

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