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Viewing a General-Purpose File System

You can search for a general-purpose file system by name, AZ, protocol type, mount point, or creation time, and then view the file system basic information.

Viewing details of general-purpose file systems depends on the VPC service. Ensure that the required role or policy has been configured.

The permissions of the SFS3 ReadOnlyAccess policy already include the permissions of VPC ReadOnlyAccess, which are required for querying general-purpose file system details. An IAM user assigned the SFS3 ReadOnlyAccess policy does not need to have the VPC ReadOnlyAccess policy assigned explicitly.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the SFS console.
  2. In the general-purpose file system list, view the file systems you have created. Table 1 describes the file system parameters.

    Table 1 General-purpose file system parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Name

    Name of the general-purpose file system, for example, sfs-name-001

    Availability Zone

    Availability zone (AZ) where the file system resides

    Protocol Type

    File system protocol, which is NFS

    Used Capacity

    File system space already used for data storage

    NOTE:

    This information is refreshed every hour.

    Uploaded Files (Count)

    Number of files that have been uploaded to the file system

    NOTE:

    This information is refreshed every hour.

    Standard Storage Used Capacity

    Total standard storage used in the general-purpose file system

    Uploaded Standard Files (Count)

    Total number of files that use standard storage in the general-purpose file system

    Warm Storage Used Capacity

    Total infrequent access storage used in the general-purpose file system

    Uploaded Warm Files (Count)

    Total number of files that use infrequent access storage in the general-purpose file system

    Mount Point

    Address or location of the general-purpose file system. The format is <file-system-domain-name>:/<file-system-name>, for example, example.com:/sfs-name-001.

    NOTE:
    • If the mount point is too long to display completely, you can adjust the column width.
    • Hover over the mount point to view the full mount command.

    Tag

    Tag information of the general-purpose file system

    Created

    Time when the file system was created

    Operation

    The Configure Limits and Delete buttons are available.

  3. Click the name of the general-purpose file system. On the Basic Information tab, view more information about the file system, as shown in Figure 1.

    Figure 1 Details of a general-purpose file system