Hello. This presentation is about using the oracle cloud infrastructure filesystem service.
It shows you how to create an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure File System with its file system
export and mount target, then shows you how to use the mount target Mount commands feature
to invoke the configuration commands on an Oracle Linux 8 instance.
To create a file system, navigate from the console through File Storage, then click File
Systems. Next, click Create File System. The interface for inputs appears and within it,
there are three blocks. Click Edit Details in the File System Information block. Replace
the long, automatically generated name with the shorter name sm-fs=01. For this demonstration,
select Availability Domain 3. Click Hide Details
In the Export Information block, see the Export path is named from the File System name. Keep
that for this demonstration.
Click Edit Details in the Mount Information block. For this demonstration, change the
mount target name to sm-mt-01. Change the VCN value to VCN-172. There is only one subnet
related to Availability Domain 3, and it's VCN-172-03, so keep that setting.
Click Create.
After the file system has been created, the file system details display appears in the
console. Click the Mount Target link, sm-mt-01.
The Mount Target details display appears. Click the vertical ellipses related to the
file system export, then click the Mount Commands option. The Mount Commands display appears.
The note at the top identifies the ports and protocols that must be configured into Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure VCN Security list or network security group configurations. The
second note states that the fully qualified domain name of the file system can be used
with the mount command when name resolution has been confirmed. For this demonstration,
security list rules have already been cnfigured and the IP address will be used as provided.
The image is Oracle Linux, and that selection remains. The first command, offered after
the image selection, installs the nfs-utils package. However, with Oracle Linux 8, that
package comes installed on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Switch to a terminal session connected to an Oracle Linux 8 instance, and enter the
command sudo dnf list installed pipe to grep nfs. The result shows that the nfs-utils package
is installed. Clear the screen. Then return to the Mount Commands display.
The command to create the mount point directory is next. Click copy under the command. Return
to the terminal session, and paste the command sudo mkdir -p /mnt/sm-fs-01.
Go back to the Mount Commands display for the last time, and under the command to mount
the file system, click Copy. Visit the terminal session and paste the command to mount the
file system: sudo mount 172.16.2.26:/sm-fs-01 /mnt/sm-fs-01
Clear the screen. Then enter df -h. The file system is now available for use by the instance.
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This ends the presentation. Thank you for watching.