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PowerScale OneFS 9.2.1.0 CLI Administration Guide

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Prioritize a file pool policy

You can change the priority order of a file pool policy.

File pool policies are evaluated in descending order according to their position in the file pool policies list. By default, when you create a new policy, it is inserted immediately above the default file pool policy. You can assign a policy a different priority by moving it up or down in the list. The default policy is always the last in priority, and applies to all files that are not matched by any other file pool policy.

  1. Run the isi filepool policies list command to view the list of available file pool policies and their priority order.
    Output similar to the following appears: 
    Name         Description                       
-----------------------------------------------
ARCHIVE_1    Move older files to archive tier  
MOVE-LARGE   Move large files to archive tier  
PERFORM_1    Move recent files to perf. tier   
-----------------------------------------------
Total: 3
  2. Run the isi filepool policies modify command to change the priority of a file pool policy.
    The following example changes the priority of a file pool policy named PERFORM_1. 
    isi filepool policies modify PERFORM_1 --apply-order 1
  3. Run the isi filepool policies list command again to ensure that the policy list displays the correct priority order.

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