Merge pull request #177 from NetAppDocs/mgmt_svcs_yosemite_release

Mgmt svcs yosemite release

Author: netapp-dbagwell

_data/sidebars/docs_sidebar.yml

@@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ entries:
             url: /concept_hci_volume_access_groups.html
           - title: Initiators
             url: /concept_hci_initiators.html
+          - title: Custom protection domains
+            url: /concept_hcc_custom_protection_domains.html
           # url: /concept_hci_storage.html
       - title: Licensing
         url: /concept_cg_hci_licensing.html

docs/concept_hcc_custom_protection_domains.adoc

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+---
+permalink: docs/concept_hcc_custom_protection_domains.html
+sidebar: docs_sidebar
+keywords: protection domain layout,user-defined,custom layout
+summary: 'You can define a custom protection domain layout, where each node is associated with one and only one custom protection domain. By default, each node is assigned to the same default custom protection domain.'
+---
+= Custom protection domains
+:icons: font
+:imagesdir: ../media/
+
+[.lead]
+You can define a custom protection domain layout, where each node is associated with one and only one custom protection domain. By default, each node is assigned to the same default custom protection domain.
+
+If no custom protection domains are assigned:
+
+* Cluster operation is unaffected.
+* Custom level is neither tolerant nor resilient.
+
+If more than one custom protection domain is assigned, each subsystem will assign duplicates to separate custom protection domains. If this is not possible, it reverts to assigning duplicates to separate nodes. Each subsystem (for example, bins, slices, protocol endpoint providers, and ensemble) does this independently.
+
+NOTE: Using custom protection domains assumes that no nodes share a chassis.
+
+The following Element API methods expose these new protection domains:
+
+* GetProtectionDomainLayout - shows which chassis and which custom protection domain each node is in.
+* SetProtectionDomainLayout - allows a custom protection domain to be assigned to each node.
+
+Contact NetApp support for further details on using custom protection domains.
+
+== Find more information
+
+link:api/index.html[Manage storage with the Element API]

docs/reference_hcc_config_maximums.adoc

@@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ If you exceed these tested maximums, you might experience issues with NetApp Hyb
 
 .Configuration maximums
 
-NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control supports VMware vSphere environments with up to 100 ESXi hosts and 1000 virtual machines (comparable to a small vCenter Server Appliance configuration).
+NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control supports VMware vSphere environments with up to 500 NetApp compute nodes. It supports up to 20 NetApp Element Software based storage clusters.

docs/reference_notices_hci.adoc

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ Notice files provide information about third-party copyright and licenses.
 * link:../media/storage_firmware_bundle_2.27_notices.pdf[Notice for Storage Firmware Bundle 2.27^]
 * link:../media/compute_iso_notice.pdf[Notice for compute firmware ISO^]
 * link:../media/H610S_BMC_notice.pdf[Notice for H610S BMC^]
+* link:../media/2.18_notice.pdf[Notice for Management Services 2.18.91^]
 * link:../media/2.17.56_notice.pdf[Notice for Management Services 2.17.56^]
 * link:../media/2.17_notice.pdf[Notice for Management Services 2.17.52^]
 * link:../media/2.16_notice.pdf[Notice for Management Services 2.16^]

docs/rn_relatedrn.adoc

@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ NOTE: You will be prompted to log in using your NetApp Support Site credentials.
 * https://kb.netapp.com/Advice_and_Troubleshooting/Data_Storage_Software/Management_services_for_Element_Software_and_NetApp_HCI/Management_Services_Release_Notes[Management Services Release Notes]
 
 == NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server
+* https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMLP2876748[vCenter Plug-in 4.7 Release Notes^]
 * https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMLP2874631[vCenter Plug-in 4.6 Release Notes]
 * https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMLP2873396[vCenter Plug-in 4.5 Release Notes]
 * https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMLP2866569[vCenter Plug-in 4.4 Release Notes]

docs/task_hcc_edit_bmc_info.adoc

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ You can change Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) administrator credentials i
 
 Cluster administrator permissions to change BMC credentials.
 
-NOTE: If you set BMC credentials during a health check, there can be a delay of up to 15 minutes before the change is reflected on the *Nodes* page.
+NOTE: If you set BMC credentials during a health check, there can be a delay of up to 2 minutes before the change is reflected on the *Nodes* page.
 
 .Options
 

docs/task_hcc_manage_accounts.adoc

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ If you configured users on the storage cluster with LDAP, those accounts show a
 . Log out of NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control.
 . link:task_mnode_manage_storage_cluster_assets.html#edit-the-stored-credentials-for-a-storage-cluster-asset[Update the credentials] for the authoritative cluster asset using the NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control API.
 +
-NOTE: It might take the NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control UI up to 15 minutes to refresh the inventory. To manually refresh inventory, access the REST API UI inventory service `https://[management node IP]/inventory/1/` and run `GET /installations​/{id}` for the cluster.
+NOTE: It might take the NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control UI up to 2 minutes to refresh the inventory. To manually refresh inventory, access the REST API UI inventory service `https://[management node IP]/inventory/1/` and run `GET /installations​/{id}` for the cluster.
 
 . Log into NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control.
 

docs/task_hcc_manage_storage_clusters.adoc

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ NOTE: Only remote storage clusters that are not currently managed by a managemen
 
 . Select *Add*.
 +
-NOTE: After you add the storage cluster, the cluster inventory can take up to 15 minutes to refresh and display the new addition. You might need to refresh the page in your browser to see the changes.
+NOTE: After you add the storage cluster, the cluster inventory can take up to 2 minutes to refresh and display the new addition. You might need to refresh the page in your browser to see the changes.
 
 . If you are adding Element eSDS clusters, enter or upload your SSH private key and SSH user account.
 

docs/task_hcc_manage_vol_management.adoc

@@ -24,11 +24,11 @@ You can manage volumes in NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control in the following ways:
 * <<Apply a QoS policy to a volume>>
 * <<Edit a volume>>
 * <<Clone volumes>>
+* <<Add volumes to a volume access group>>
 * <<Delete a volume>>
 * <<Restore a deleted volume>>
 * <<Purge a deleted volume>>
 
-
 == Create a volume
 You can create a storage volume using NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control.
 
@@ -47,40 +47,37 @@ NOTE: The default volume size selection is in GB. You can create volumes using s
 1GiB = 1 073 741 824 bytes
 
 . Select a block size for the volume.
-. From the Account list, select the account that should have access to the volume.
+. From the *Account* list, select the account that should have access to the volume.
 +
-If an account does not exist, click *Create New Account*, enter a new account name, and click *Create*. The account is created and associated with the new volume.
+If an account does not exist, click *Create New Account*, enter a new account name, and click *Create Account*. The account is created and associated with the new volume in the *Account* list.
 
 +
 NOTE: If there are more than 50 accounts, the list does not appear. Begin typing and the auto-complete feature displays values for you to choose.
 
-. To set the Quality of Service, do one of the following:
-.. Select an existing QoS policy.
-.. Under QoS Settings, set customized minimum, maximum, and burst values for IOPS or use the default QoS values.
+. To configure the Quality of Service for the volume, do one of the following:
+
+* Under *Quality of Service Settings*, set customized minimum, maximum, and burst values for IOPS or use the default QoS values.
+* Select an existing QoS policy by enabling the *Assign Quality of Service Policy* toggle and choosing an existing QoS policy from the resulting list.
+* Create and assign a new QoS policy by enabling the *Assign Quality of Service Policy* toggle and clicking *Create New QoS Policy*. In the resulting window, enter a name for the QoS policy and then enter QoS values. When finished, click *Create Quality of Service Policy*.
+
 +
 Volumes that have a Max or Burst IOPS value greater than 20,000 IOPS might require high queue depth or multiple sessions to achieve this level of IOPS on a single volume.
 
 . Click *Create Volume*.
 
 
 == Apply a QoS policy to a volume
-You can apply a QoS policy to an existing storage volume by using NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control.
-
+You can apply a QoS policy to existing storage volumes by using NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control. If instead you need to set custom QoS values for a volume, you can <<Edit a volume>>. To create a new QoS policy, see link:task_hcc_qos_policies.html[Create and manage volume QoS policies^].
 
 .Steps
 . Log in to NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control by providing the NetApp HCI or Element storage cluster administrator credentials.
 . From the Dashboard, expand the name of your storage cluster on the left navigation menu.
 . Select *Volumes* > *Overview*.
-. In the *Actions* column in the volumes table, expand the menu for the volume and select *Edit*.
-. Change the Quality of Service by doing one of the following:
-.. Select an existing policy.
-.. Under Custom Settings, set the minimum, maximum, and burst values for IOPS or use the default values.
-+
-NOTE: If you are using QoS policies on a volume, you can set custom QoS to remove the QoS policy affiliation with the volume. Custom QoS override QoS policy values for volume QoS settings.
+. Select one or more volumes to associate with a QoS policy.
+. Click the *Actions* drop-down list at the top of the volumes table, and select *Apply QoS Policy*.
+. In the resulting window, select a QoS policy from the list and click *Apply QoS Policy*.
 +
-TIP: When you change IOPS values, increment in tens or hundreds. Input values require valid whole numbers. Configure volumes with an extremely high burst value. This enables the system to process occasional large block, sequential workloads more quickly, while still constraining the sustained IOPS for a volume.
-
-. Select *Save*.
+NOTE: If you are using QoS policies on a volume, you can set custom QoS to remove the QoS policy affiliation with the volume. Custom QoS values override QoS policy values for volume QoS settings.
 
 
 == Edit a volume
@@ -155,36 +152,36 @@ NOTE: Cloned volumes do not inherit volume access group membership from the sour
 . Log in to NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control by providing the NetApp HCI or Element storage cluster administrator credentials.
 . From the Dashboard, expand the name of your storage cluster on the left navigation menu.
 . Select the *Volumes* > *Overview* tab.
-. Select each volume you want to clone and click the *Clone* button that appears.
-. Do one of the following:
-* To clone a single volume, perform the following steps:
-.. In the *Clone Volume* dialog box, enter a volume name for the volume clone.
+. Select each volume you want to clone.
+. Click the *Actions* drop-down list at the top of the volumes table, and select *Clone*.
+. In the resulting window, do the following:
+
+.. Enter a volume name prefix (this is optional).
+.. Choose the access type from the *Access* list.
+.. Choose an account to associate with the new volume clone (by default, *Copy from Volume* is selected, which will use the same account that the original volume uses).
+.. If an account does not exist, click *Create New Account*, enter a new account name, and click *Create Account*. The account is created and associated with the volume.
 +
 TIP: Use descriptive naming best practices. This is especially important if multiple clusters or vCenter Servers are used in your environment.
 
-.. Select an account access level:
-** Read Only
-** Read/Write
-** Locked
-** Replication Target
-
-.. Select a size in GB or GIB for the volume clone.
 +
 NOTE: Increasing the volume size of a clone results in a new volume with additional free space at the end of the volume. Depending on how you use the volume, you may need to extend partitions or create new partitions in the free space to make use of it.
 
-.. Select an account to associate with the volume clone.
 +
-If an account does not exist, click *Create New Account*, enter a new account name, and click *Create*. The account is created and associated with the volume.
-
 .. Click *Clone Volumes*.
+NOTE: The time to complete a cloning operation is affected by volume size and current cluster load. Refresh the page if the cloned volume does not appear in the volume list.
 
-* To clone multiple volumes, perform the following steps:
-.. In the *Clone Volumes* dialog box, enter an optional prefix for the volume clones in the *New Volume Name Prefix* field.
-.. Select a new type of access for the volume clones or copy the access type from the active volumes.
-.. Select a new account to associate with the volume clones or copy the account association from the active volumes.
-.. Click *Clone Volumes*.
+== Add volumes to a volume access group
+You can add a single volume or a group of volumes to a volume access group.
+
+.Steps
+. Log in to NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control by providing the NetApp HCI or Element storage cluster administrator credentials.
+. From the Dashboard, expand the name of your storage cluster on the left navigation menu.
+. Select *Volumes* > *Overview*.
+. Select one or more volumes to associate with a volume access group.
+. Click the *Actions* drop-down list at the top of the volumes table, and select *Add to Access Group*.
+. In the resulting window, select a volume access group from the *Volume Access Group* list.
+. Click *Add Volume*.
 
-NOTE: The time to complete a cloning operation is affected by volume size and current cluster load. Refresh the page if the cloned volume does not appear in the volume list.
 
 == Delete a volume
 You can delete one or more volumes from an Element storage cluster.
@@ -202,11 +199,8 @@ IMPORTANT: Persistent volumes that are associated with management services are c
 . From the Dashboard, expand the name of your storage cluster on the left navigation menu.
 . Select *Volumes* > *Overview*.
 . Select one or more volumes to delete.
-. Do one of the following:
-+
-* If you selected multiple volumes, click the *Delete* quick filter at the top of the table.
-* If you selected a single volume, in the *Actions* column of the Volumes table, expand the menu for the volume and select *Delete*.
-. Confirm the delete by selecting *Yes*.
+. Click the *Actions* drop-down list at the top of the volumes table, and select *Delete*.
+. In the resulting window, confirm the action by clicking *Yes*.
 
 == Restore a deleted volume
 After a storage volume is deleted, you can still restore it if you do so before eight hours after deletion.

docs/task_hcc_nodes.adoc

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ keywords: netapp, hci, on premise, cluster, inventory, nodes, storage, compute
 [.lead]
 You can view both your storage and compute assets in your system and determine their IP addresses, names, and software versions.
 
-You can view storage information for your multiple node systems and any NetApp HCI Witness Nodes associated with two-node or three-node clusters.
+You can view storage information for your multiple node systems and any NetApp HCI Witness Nodes associated with two-node or three-node clusters. If link:concept_hcc_custom_protection_domains.html[custom protection domains^] are assigned, you can see which protection domains are assigned to specific nodes.
 Witness Nodes manage quorum within the cluster; they are not used for storage. Witness Nodes are applicable only to NetApp HCI and not to all-flash storage environments.
 
 For more information about Witness Nodes, see link:concept_hci_nodes.html[Nodes definitions].