pool

Operations with the spare pools.

# xicli pool <subcommand> <args> [optional_args]

Subcommands for the pool command:


add	Add drive(s) to the spare pool.
create	Create the spare pool.
delete	Delete the spare pool.
remove	Remove drive(s) from the spare pool.
show	Show info on the spare pool.

add

Add drive(s) to the spare pool.

# xicli pool add <args>

Table 1. Arguments for the add subcommand
Required arguments
-n	--name	The name of the spare pool.
-d	--drives	The list of block devices (/dev/sd, /dev/mapper/mpath, /dev/nvme, /dev/dm-) separated by a space.

Create the spare pool.

# xicli pool create <args>

Table 2. Arguments for the create subcommand
Required arguments
-n	--name	The name of the spare pool.
-d	--drives	The list of block devices (/dev/sd, /dev/mapper/mpath, /dev/nvme, /dev/dm-) separated by a space.

Delete the spare pool.

# xicli pool delete <arg>

Table 3. Argument for the delete subcommand
Required argument
-n	--name	The name of the spare pool.

Remove drive(s) from the spare pool.

# xicli pool remove <args>

Table 4. Arguments for the remove subcommand
Required arguments
-n	--name	The name of the spare pool.
-d	--drives	The list of block devices (/dev/sd, /dev/mapper/mpath, /dev/nvme, /dev/dm-) separated by a space.

Show info on the spare pool.

# xicli pool show [optional_args]

Table 5. Arguments for the show subcommand
Optional arguments
-n	--name	The name of the spare pool. Without the argument, show info on all spare pools.
-f	--format	Output format: `table`; `json`; `prettyjson` – human-readable json. The default: `table`.
-u	--units	Size units: `s` – sectors (1 sector=512 bytes); `k` – kilobytes; `m` – megabytes; `g` – gigabytes. The default: `g`.