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Ashley Rodriguez 4838e5e729 Add share group snapshots to shared file systems.

Introduce Share Group Snapshot class with basic methods including list,
create, delete, get and update to shared file system storage service.

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2023-07-05 19:12:05 -03:00

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Using OpenStack Shared File Systems

Before working with the Shared File System service, you'll need to create a connection to your OpenStack cloud by following the connect user guide. This will provide you with the conn variable used in the examples below.

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List Availability Zones

A Shared File System service availability zone is a failure domain for your shared file systems. You may create a shared file system (referred to simply as shares) in a given availability zone, and create replicas of the share in other availability zones.

../examples/shared_file_system/availability_zones.py

Administrators can list, show information for, explicitly set the state of, and force-delete share instances.

../examples/shared_file_system/share_instances.py

Shows details for a single share instance.

../examples/shared_file_system/share_instances.py

Explicitly updates the state of a share instance.

../examples/shared_file_system/share_instances.py

Force-deletes a share instance.

../examples/shared_file_system/share_instances.py

Shared File System shares can be resized (extended or shrunk) to a given size. For details on resizing shares, refer to the Manila docs.

../examples/shared_file_system/shares.py

A share group snapshot is a point-in-time, read-only copy of the data that is contained in a share group. You can list all share group snapshots