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Scalable File Service
Introduction
Definition
Overview
Product Architecture
Differences among SFS, ZOS, and EVS
How to Access SFS?
Basic Concepts
Region and Availability Zone
Project and Enterprise Project
Product Advantage
Features
Product Specifications
Application Scenarios
Comparison of Application Scenarios
Scenario 1: High-Performance Computing (HPC)
Scenario 2: File Sharing
Scenario 3: Web Applications
Product Usage Restrictions
Protocol-related Restrictions
Product Specification Restrictions
Supported Operating Systems
Supported Resource Pools
Security
Managing Permission Groups
Monitoring Security Risks
Relationship with Other Services
Quick Start
Getting Started
Creating a File System
Application Scenarios
Procedure
Mounting a File System
Instructions before Operation
Mounting an NFS File System to ECSs (Linux)
Mounting a CIFS File System to ECSs (Windows)
User Guide
Mount Access
Mounting a File System Using the ECS
Mounting a File System Automatically after Startup (Linux)
Unmounting a File System Directory
Data Migration
Migrating Non-eSurfing Cloud User Data to SFS
Migration between File Systems
Migrating an NFS File System Using the rsync Tool
Migrating a CIFS File System Using the Robocopy Tool
Basic Management
Managing File Systems
Viewing File Systems
Deleting a Pay-As-You-Go File System
Unsubscribing an Annual/Monthly File System
Expanding File System Capacity
Configuring the File System Network
Managing VPCs
Managing Permission Groups
Advanced Management
Service Quota
Monitoring Alarms
Overview of Cloud Eye
Monitoring Indicator
Viewing Monitoring Data
Creating Alarm Rules
Example 1: Configuring a Capacity Utilization Rate Alarm
FAQs
Billing
Operation
Management
Performance
Mounting & Access
Related Agreements
eSurfing Cloud Scalable File Service Agreement
eSurfing Cloud Scalable File Service Level Agreement
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2024-09-11 03:31:54
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