To create an OpenStack Manila file share on the OpenStack controller node

1. On the OpenStack controller node, if you wanted to create two OpenStack Manila file shares called prod_fs and finance_fs of size 1 GB accessible over NFS, enter the following:

   One of the file shares resides on va_backend1, and one of the file shares resides on va-backend2.

   manila@C4110-R720xd-111045:~/OpenStack$ manila create --name prod_fs 
   --share-type va-backend1 NFS 1
   

   manila@C4110-R720xd-111045:~/OpenStack$ manila create --name finance_fs 
   --share-type va-backend2 NFS 1

   Use the manila list command to see how the file shares look on the OpenStack controller node.

   You can see how the file systems look on Access Appliance as part of the share creation process.

   
2. Give prod_fs read-write access to 10.182.111.84.

   manila@C4110-R720xd-111045:~/OpenStack$ manila access-allow --access-level rw 
   ecba1f14-86b0-4460-a286-a7e938162fb4 ip 10.182.111.84
   
   +--------------+--------------------------------------+
   | Property     |  Value                               |
   +--------------+--------------------------------------+
   | share_id     | ecba1f14-86b0-4460-a286-a7e938162fb4 |
   | deleted      | False                                |
   | created_at   | 2015-04-28T17:59:45.514849           |
   | updated_at   | None                                 |
   | access_type  | ip                                   |
   | access_to    | 10.182.111.84                        |
   | access_level | rw                                   |
   | state        | new                                  |
   | deleted_at   | None                                 |
   | id           | 8a1c2d0b-a3fc-4405-a8eb-939adb8799db |
   +--------------+--------------------------------------+

   In the manila access-allow command, you can get the ID (ecba1f14-86b0-4460-a286-a7e938162fb4) from the output of the manila list command.

3. Give finance_fs read-write access to 10.182.111.81.

   manila@C4110-R720xd-111045:~/OpenStack$ manila access-allow --access-level rw 
   f8da8ff6-15e6-4e0c-814b-d6ba8d08543c ip 10.182.111.81
   +--------------+--------------------------------------+
   | Property     | Value                                |
   +--------------+--------------------------------------+
   | share_id     | f8da8ff6-15e6-4e0c-814b-d6ba8d08543c |
   | deleted      | False                                |
   | created_at   | 2015-04-28T18:01:49.557300           |
   | updated_at   | None                                 |
   | access_type  | ip                                   |
   | access_to    | 10.182.111.81                        |
   | access_level | rw                                   |
   | state        | new                                  |
   | deleted_at   | None                                 |
   | id           | ddcfc2d2-7e71-443a-bd94-81ad05458e32 |
   +--------------+--------------------------------------+

   Use the manila access-list <share-id> command to display the different access given to instances.