- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Overview
- Getting Started with ECS
- Storage Pools, VDCs, and Replication Groups
- Authentication Providers
- Namespaces
- Users and Roles
- Identity and Access Management (S3)
- Buckets
- Introduction to buckets
- Working with buckets in the ECS Portal
- Create a bucket using the S3 API (with s3curl)
- Bucket, object, and namespace naming conventions
- Disable unused services
- File Access
- Introduction to file access
- ECS multi-protocol access
- Working with NFS exports in the ECS Portal
- Working with user/group mappings in the ECS Portal
- ECS NFS configuration tasks
- Mount an NFS export example
- NFS access using the ECS Management REST API
- NFS WORM (Write Once, Read Many)
- S3A support
- Geo-replication status
- Maintenance
- Certificates
- ECS Settings
- ECS Outage and Recovery
- Advanced Monitoring
- Advanced Monitoring
- View Advanced Monitoring Dashboards
- View mode
- Export CSV
- Data Access Performance - Overview
- Data Access Performance - by Namespaces
- Data Access Performance - by Nodes
- Data Access Performance - by Protocols
- Disk Bandwidth - by Nodes
- Disk Bandwidth - Overview
- Node Rebalancing
- Process Health - by Nodes
- Process Health - Overview
- Process Health - Process List by Node
- Recovery Status
- SSD Read Cache
- Tech Refresh: Data Migration
- Top Buckets
- Automatic Metering Reconstruction
- Share Advanced Monitoring Dashboards
- View Advanced Monitoring Dashboards
- Flux API
- Dashboard APIs
- Advanced Monitoring
- Document feedback
ECS 3.6.1 Administration Guide
CAS pool and object naming in ECS
CAS pools and objects (clips in CAS terminology) names must conform to the ECS naming specification when using the CAS API.
CAS pool naming
The following rules apply to the naming of CAS pools in ECS:
- Can contain a maximum of 255 characters
- Cannot contain: ' " / & ? * < > <tab> <newline> or <space>
Clip naming
The CAS API does not support user-defined keys. When an application using CAS API creates a clip, it opens a pool, creates a clip, and adds tags, attributes, streams and so on. After a clip is complete, it is written to a device.
A corresponding clip ID is returned by the CAS engine and can be referred to using <pool name>/<clip id>.
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