- A TreeQ can only be a folder directly under the root folder
- Nested TreeQs are not supported
- Hard links cannot cross the TreeQ boundaries
- Converting a directory to TreeQ
- Regular directory cannot be converted into TreeQ.
- TreeQ cannot be converted to regular directory
- When moving files across TreeQ boundaries, the directory structure is recreated and the files are moved
- Replication
- Filesystem with TreeQ can be replicated only to an InfiniBox with a software version that supports TreeQ
- A TreeQ of a target filesystem cannot be queried
- Moving a TreeQ
Moving a TreeQ is rejected by InfiniBox
However, some implementations of the mv command (Linux, for example) will try to copy the TreeQ to another location and then delete the source.
The newly copied folder will not be a TreeQ (thus, the TreeQ will have to be created by the storage admin).
Renaming a TreeQ
Renaming a TreeQ using an NFS client (mv command), turns the TreeQ into a regular folder (it will no longer behave as a TreeQ).
- CLI auto-complete doesn't work on TreeQ name / path
- For improved performance, the soft capacity state change and event generation are slightly decoupled
- The state changes immediately when you cross the soft capacity
- The event can be triggered at any point between the soft capacity and the addition of 50MB
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Last edited: 2020-01-19 14:36:20 UTC
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