update

Usage: nvmesh volume update [OPTIONS]

  Update volume.

  Usage example, update a volume named 'r1_vol' and set its capacity to 2TB:

  $ nvmesh volume update -n r1_vol -c 2T

Options:
  -n, --name TEXT                 The name of the volume. The name must be
                                  unique, as it will become the ID of the
                                  volume.  [required]
  -c, --capacity TEXT             The capacity of the allocated volume in
                                  bytes. Minimal volume capacity is 1GB.The
                                  number of bytes may be followed by the
                                  following multiplicative suffixes: K/KB
                                  =1000, KiB =1024, M/MB =1000^2, MiB =1024^2,
                                  G/GB =1000^3, GiB =1024^3, T/TB =1000^4, TiB
                                  =1024^4, , PiB =1024^5. Use "MAX" for using
                                  all of the available space. All the units
                                  are case insensitive.
  -d, --description TEXT          Description of the volume.
  --domain TEXT                   Domain to use.
  -dc, --drive-class TEXT         Limit volume allocation to specific drive
                                  classes. NOTE: This option can be used
                                  multiple times, e.g. -dc <value> -dc
                                  <value>. It can also be used once with
                                  multiple values separated with the ','
                                  character, e.g. -dc <value>,<value>,<value>
  -tc, --target-class TEXT        Limit volume allocation to specific target
                                  classes. NOTE: This option can be used
                                  multiple times, e.g. -tc <value> -tc
                                  <value>. It can also be used once with
                                  multiple values separated with the ','
                                  character, e.g. -tc <value>,<value>,<value>
  -D, --limit-by-drive TEXT       Limit volume allocation to specific drives.
                                  NOTE: This option can be used multiple
                                  times, e.g. -D <value> -D <value>. It can
                                  also be used once with multiple values
                                  separated with the ',' character, e.g. -D
                                  <value>,<value>,<value>
  -T, --limit-by-target TEXT      Limit volume allocation to specific targets.
                                  NOTE: This option can be used multiple
                                  times, e.g. -T <value> -T <value>. It can
                                  also be used once with multiple values
                                  separated with the ',' character, e.g. -T
                                  <value>,<value>,<value>
  --relative-rebuild-priority INTEGER RANGE
                                  Sets the volume relative rebuild priority.
  --enable-nvmf BOOLEAN           Enables access to the NVMesh volume using
                                  the NVMf protocol.
  -nc, --nvmf-client TEXT         The ID of a client that allowed to export
                                  via NVMf protocol. NOTE: This option can be
                                  used multiple times, e.g. -nc <value> -nc
                                  <value>. It can also be used once with
                                  multiple values separated with the ','
                                  character, e.g. -nc <value>,<value>,<value>
  --enable-crc-check BOOLEAN      Enables CRC check of the volume. Can only be
                                  updated on an EC volume.
  -vsg, --volume-security-group TEXT
                                  The name of the associated volume security
                                  group. NOTE: This option can be used
                                  multiple times, e.g. -vsg <value> -vsg
                                  <value>. It can also be used once with
                                  multiple values separated with the ','
                                  character, e.g. -vsg <value>,<value>,<value>
  -h, --help                      Show this message and exit.