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Mount Overview

Mounting Overview

Currently, UPFS supports only two mounting methods, namely Linux local mounting and K8s container mounting. Mounting on Windows systems is not supported for now. For restrictions on mountable operating systems, please see the Product Restrictions section.

Points to Note

  • You need to create the UPFS file system required for the corresponding business in advance on the console before you can perform the mounting operation.
  • The administrative service address and file system resource ID in the file system URL (for the detailed URL rules, please see the file system URL section in Main Concepts) required for mounting are taken from the “Mount Address” and “Resource ID” columns in the console display information list, respectively.
  • Before mounting, ensure that the cloud host you are mounting has a minimum CPU configuration of 2 cores and 8g of memory.
  • Regardless of whether it is mounted in the Linux way or the K8s way, you need to install a separate client in advance. For the client installation steps, please see UPFS Client Installation.
  • It should be noted that the Ubuntu system must use the sudo command to mount, and before remounting, you need to delete the <resource_id>.sock and <resource_id>.sock.lock files in the /var/tmp directory.
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