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SFS Turbo File System Statuses
SFS Turbo File System Statuses
Updated on 2022-09-16 GMT+08:00
- SFS Turbo file system status elements
Returned Value
Description
100
CREATING: The file system is being created.
200
ACTIVE: The file system is active. An SFS Turbo file system can be mounted in this status.
300
FAILED: The job failed.
303
CREATE_FAILED: The cluster failed to be created.
400
DELETED: The cluster has been deleted.
800
FROZEN: The cluster has been frozen.
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