cinder.volume.drivers.ibm.storwize_svc.replication
Module¶StorwizeSVCReplication
(driver, replication_target=None)¶Bases: object
failover_volume_host
(context, vref)¶replication_failback
(volume)¶volume_replication_setup
(context, vref)¶StorwizeSVCReplicationGMCV
(driver, replication_target=None, target_helpers=None)¶Bases: cinder.volume.drivers.ibm.storwize_svc.replication.StorwizeSVCReplicationGlobalMirror
Support for Storwize/SVC global mirror with change volumes mode replication.
Global Mirror with Change Volumes(GMCV) provides asynchronous replication based on point-in-time copies of data. The volumes in a GMCV relationship are referred to as the master (source) volume, master change volume, the auxiliary (target) volume and auxiliary change volume.
asyncmirror
= True¶failover_volume_host
(context, vref)¶replication_failback
(volume)¶volume_replication_setup
(context, vref)¶StorwizeSVCReplicationGlobalMirror
(driver, replication_target=None, target_helpers=None)¶Bases: cinder.volume.drivers.ibm.storwize_svc.replication.StorwizeSVCReplication
Support for Storwize/SVC global mirror mode replication.
Global Mirror establishes a Global Mirror relationship between two volumes of equal size. The volumes in a Global Mirror relationship are referred to as the master (source) volume and the auxiliary (target) volume. This mode is dedicated to the asynchronous volume replication.
asyncmirror
= True¶failover_volume_host
(context, vref)¶replication_failback
(volume)¶volume_replication_setup
(context, vref)¶StorwizeSVCReplicationManager
(driver, replication_target=None, target_helpers=None)¶Bases: object
establish_target_partnership
()¶get_replica_obj
(rep_type)¶get_target_helpers
()¶StorwizeSVCReplicationMetroMirror
(driver, replication_target=None, target_helpers=None)¶Bases: cinder.volume.drivers.ibm.storwize_svc.replication.StorwizeSVCReplicationGlobalMirror
Support for Storwize/SVC metro mirror mode replication.
Metro Mirror establishes a Metro Mirror relationship between two volumes of equal size. The volumes in a Metro Mirror relationship are referred to as the master (source) volume and the auxiliary (target) volume.
asyncmirror
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