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Cinder supports different volume drivers, those drivers allows creation and modification of volumes directly on related storage Vendor (type). | Cinder supports different volume drivers, those drivers allows creation and modification of volumes directly on related storage Vendor (type). | ||
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Revision as of 10:27, 18 July 2013
The following guide describe how to steps to configure and deploy cinder with EMC plug-in.
Intro:
Cinder is responsible for management of block storage in openstack, and handles volume management related tasks. Cinder supports different volume drivers, those drivers allows creation and modification of volumes directly on related storage Vendor (type). in our case, EMC driver.
