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In some circumstances (for e.g. testing when creating/tearing down configurations repeatedly on the same storage) it would be useful to be able to shut down either a specific Stratis pool, or all pools present on the system. This would release the associated device-mapper mappings and allow the device content to be erased with tools like wipefs(8).
At the pool level this could look like this in the stratis-cli:
# stratis pool disable <name>
On success the devices previously used by the pool should be unused.
A corresponding "enable" verb (or "stop/start", "enable/shutdown" etc.) may also be helpful for some users although it's less important for my current testing needs.
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In some circumstances (for e.g. testing when creating/tearing down configurations repeatedly on the same storage) it would be useful to be able to shut down either a specific Stratis pool, or all pools present on the system. This would release the associated device-mapper mappings and allow the device content to be erased with tools like wipefs(8).
At the pool level this could look like this in the stratis-cli:
On success the devices previously used by the pool should be unused.
A corresponding "enable" verb (or "stop/start", "enable/shutdown" etc.) may also be helpful for some users although it's less important for my current testing needs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: