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This is unreleased documentation for SUSE® Virtualization v1.7 (Dev). |
Clone a Volume
How to Clone a Volume
After creating a volume, you can clone the volume by following the steps below:
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Click the
⋮button and select theCloneoption.
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Select
clone volume data. -
Configure the
Nameof the new volume and clickCreate. -
(Optional) A cloned volume can be added to a VM using
Add Existing Volume.
Replica rebuilding for detached cloned SUSE Storage volumes
When you clone a detached SUSE Storage volume in a multi-node cluster, SUSE Storage creates only one replica instead of the expected number (for example, three replicas in a three-node cluster). The displayed volume clone status is copy-completed-awaiting-healthy instead of complete.
SUSE Storage automatically rebuilds the remaining replicas after the cloned volume is attached to a virtual machine. However, you can start the replica rebuilding process immediately for the detached volume by performing either of the following actions:
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On the SUSE Storage UI, manually attach the volume and wait for the replica rebuilding process to be completed.
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Enable the SUSE Storage setting
offline-replica-rebuildingto allow automatic rebuilding of replicas for detached volumes.
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This behavior applies exclusively to detached volumes. SUSE Storage automatically performs replica rebuilding for volumes that are attached to a running virtual machine. |