Hello all, Like the title says, I need to work with VDSM's storage layer without involving the engine. Presently, I'm testing this with NFS domains and have been able to use vdsClient to create, attach, and activate a new storage domain, but I have not been able to create a new image or volume. Here are the commands I ran to get to this step, starting with a nfs volume already mounted on the machine I ran the commands on. ---- vdsClient -s host_name createStorageDomain 1 97338d5c-9b6f-1859-b827-e977ed082e53 cli_domain storage_server:/data vdsClient -s host_name attachStorageDomain 97338d5c-9b6f-1859-b827-e977ed082e53 00000001-0001-0001-0001-00000000033c vdsClient -s host_name activateStorageDomain 97338d5c-9b6f-1859-b827-e977ed082e53 00000001-0001-0001-0001-00000000033c vdsClient -s frodo createVolume 97338d5c-9b6f-1859-b827-e977ed082e53 00000001-0001-0001-0001-00000000033c 0288f410-71f1-4b7d-bdb7-e815a93e34ef 53690000000 5 1 2 96d7726c-6969-40a5-84bd-0925496b6051 cli_volume ---- The last command outputs a new UUID, but there is nothing under /rhev/data-center/00000001-0001-0001-0001-00000000033c/97338d5c-9b6f-1859-b827-e977ed082e53/images/ directory. If I pass createVolume an existing image/storage domain UUID, the command still outputs a new UUID, but nothing changes under the images directory. Is there a step that I am missing somewhere in this process? -- Hayley Swimelar LINBIT | Keeping the Digital World Running DRBD — Corosync — Pacemaker +1-503-573-1262 x212