Skimming through the RHEL 7.1 Release Notes on Storage I noticed libStorageMgmt, and got curious. Netapp provides an oncommand system manager rpm, which when extracted works on ubuntu too, but it starts a web application on localhost and then opens a browser, and that's how you manage the storage. Yuck! So let's try this libStorageMgmt stuff:
$ suod apt-get install libstoragemgmtd libstoragemgmt-tools $ lsmcli Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/lsmcli", line 19, inimport lsm.cmdline File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/lsm/__init__.py", line 23, in from smis import Smis File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/lsm/smis.py", line 20, in import pywbem ImportError: No module named pywbem $ sudo apt-get install python-pywbem $ sudo service libstoragemgmtd start $ sudo gpasswd -a paul.tobias libstoragemgmt $ lsmcli --list=SYSTEMS ID | Name | Status -----------+----------+------- 1918101635 | netapp01 | OK $ lsmcli --list POOLS ID | Name | Total space | Free space | System ID -------------------------------------+-------+----------------+---------------+----------- c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 | aggr0 | 11322462519296 | 3456236142592 | 1918101635 $ lsmcli --list POOLS -H ID | Name | Total space | Free space | System ID -------------------------------------+-------+-------------+------------+----------- c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 | aggr0 | 10.30 TiB | 3.14 TiB | 1918101635 $ lsmcli --list FS -H ID | Name | Total space | Free space | Pool ID -------------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------+------------+------------------------------------- c7b367ea-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 | vol0 | 171.00 GiB | 164.84 GiB | c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 7ff4e8db-bb3b-11e3-821a-123478563412 | vms | 4.75 TiB | 1.63 TiB | c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 04d28a88-12f9-425a-8149-5b70d1d9951d | brush_backup_restore_test | 2.50 TiB | 2.46 TiB | c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 2f228ee9-4b09-4ce2-9e05-ca5bcdbbcc7c | brush_extra | 1.00 TiB | 63.63 GiB | c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 5548a33d-d0f7-4dd1-ac49-3ca07f5d76a9 | test | 1.24 GiB | 1.23 GiB | c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 $ lsmcli --list EXPORTS Key | Value ---------------+-------------------------------------------------------- ID | 998e7bde67701ad96ebb14cbb5927c90 File system ID | 7ff4e8db-bb3b-11e3-821a-123478563412 Export Path | /vol/vms Authentication | sys Root | 172.28.50.100, 172.28.50.63, 172.28.50.62, 172.28.50.61 Read/Write | * ReadOnly | None Anon UID | None Anon GID | None Options | None ID | f962aa0dc595c52f676bc3d52b8e9c92 File system ID | c7b367ea-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 Export Path | /vol/vol0 Authentication | sys Root | 172.28.50.21 Read/Write | 172.28.50.21 ReadOnly | None Anon UID | None Anon GID | None Options | None ID | f962aa0dc595c52f676bc3d52b8e9c92 File system ID | c7b367ea-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 Export Path | /vol/vol0/home Authentication | sys Root | 172.28.50.21 Read/Write | * ReadOnly | None Anon UID | None Anon GID | None Options | None ID | 8aa21057ed71d0c1b579db8ea1f3e5ae File system ID | 2f228ee9-4b09-4ce2-9e05-ca5bcdbbcc7c Export Path | /vol/brush_extra Authentication | sys Root | 172.28.5000.21, 172.28.50.100 Read/Write | * ReadOnly | None Anon UID | None Anon GID | None Options | None ID | ca24797f40f9b55a2c6aa8174f1f0fee File system ID | 04d28a88-12f9-425a-8149-5b70d1d9951d Export Path | /vol/brush_backup_restore_test Authentication | sys Root | 172.28.50.100 Read/Write | 172.28.50.100 ReadOnly | None Anon UID | None Anon GID | None Options | None $ lsmcli --create-fs=test --size 1G --pool c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412 ID | Name | Total space | Free space | Pool ID -------------------------------------+------+-------------+------------+------------------------------------- 5548a33d-d0f7-4dd1-ac49-3ca07f5d76a9 | test | 1326075904 | 1325924352 | c6b01446-7146-11e3-a01e-123478563412
Sweet! I can finally forget that oncommand system manager and use the command line to manage netapp.
