View file system details

You can view the relevant information of existing file systems and perform management operations on them (such as checking the file system’s basic information, mount target information, and mounted client information) through the Cloud File System (CFS) console.

File system list

In the file system list, you can view crucial details about existing file systems, such as ID/Name, Protocol Type, Storage Class, Region, Availability Zone, Mount Target, Used Capacity/Capacity Limit, Encryption Status, Creation Time, Status, and Tags. Additionally, you can perform actions like adding mount targets, managing, and deleting the selected file system. Use the search box in the upper-right corner to quickly find relevant file systems by name, ID, or tags.

File system details

Click the name of a file system in the file system list to access its details page. On the file system details page, you can view its basic information, mount target information, and mounted client details.

Basic information of the file system

The Basic Information section provides details such as instance ID, name, status, description, protocol type, storage class, region, used capacity, capacity limit, encryption status, and creation time. You can modify the instance name, description, and capacity limit in this section.

Mount target information of the file system

The Mount Target Information section lists details of the current mount targets of the file system, including mount target ID, associated VPC ID, associated subnet, mount target domain name, and permission group. You can update the permission group or delete a specific mount target here.

Mount client information of the file system

The Mounted Client Information section displays details of the current clients connected to the file system, including client IP, availability zone, VPC ID, mount target ID, and read/write throughput.

Note: After a client is connected to the file system, the client’s availability zone details can only be retrieved after 10 seconds. Please refresh the page later to view the information.

You can click the button to sort all clients mounted to the file system by their instantaneous read/write throughput traffic. You can also click the button to view the historical read/write throughput of a specific mounted client.