New-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume

Syntax

New-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume
   -DeviceName <String>
   -VolumeContainer <DataContainer>
   -VolumeName <String>
   -VolumeSizeInBytes <Int64>
   -AccessControlRecords <System.Collections.Generic.List`1[Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Management.StorSimple.Models.AccessControlRecord]>
   -VolumeAppType <AppType>
   -Online <Boolean>
   -EnableDefaultBackup <Boolean>
   -EnableMonitoring <Boolean>
   [-WaitForComplete]
   [-Profile <AzureSMProfile>]
   [<CommonParameters>]

Description

The New-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume cmdlet creates a volume in a specified volume container. This cmdlet associates each volume with one or more access control records. To obtain AccessControlRecord objects, use the Get-AzureStorSimpleAccessControlRecord cmdlet. Specify a name, size, and AppType for the volume. Also, specify whether to create the volume online, whether to enable default backup, and whether to enable monitoring.

Examples

Example 1: Create a volume

PS C:\>$AcrList = Get-AzureStorSimpleAccessControlRecord
PS C:\> Get-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolumeContainer -DeviceName "Contoso63-AppVm" -VolumeContainerName "VolumeContainer07" | New-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume -DeviceName "Contoso63-AppVm" -VolumeName "Volume18" -Size 2000000000 -AccessControlRecords $AcrList -VolumeAppType PrimaryVolume -Online $True -EnableDefaultBackup $False -EnableMonitoring $False

VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: a29d1a84-1f81-4f20-9130-7adfe45e41fb_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 8fa63df1-3f81-4029-a536-b536a70068ad_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 964c5744-8bb1-4f70-beda-95ca4c7f3eb6_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: f09fff3a-54fa-4a0e-93db-b079260ed2dd_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 59aa29e3-8044-411a-adae-b64a2681ffed_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 0ffd0297-19be-40fe-a64e-6a2947d831b4_PS
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VERBOSE: The create task is submitted successfully. Please use the command Get-AzureStorSimpleTask -InstanceId
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VERBOSE: Volume container with name: VolumeContainer07 is found.

The first command gets the access control records in the StorSimple Manager service configuration by using the Get-AzureStorSimpleAccessControlRecord cmdlet, and then stores them in the $AcrList variable.

The second command gets the volume container named VolumeContainer07 for the device named Contoso63-AppVm by using the Get-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolumeContainer cmdlet. The command passes that container to the current cmdlet by using the pipeline operator. This cmdlet creates the volume. The command specifies the name for the volume, the size, and the access control records stored in $AcrList. This command starts the job, and then returns a TaskResponse object. To see the status of the job, use the Get-AzureStorSimpleTask cmdlet.

Example 2: Create a volume without Access Controlaccess control recordsaccess control

PS C:\>Get-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolumeContainer -DeviceName "Contoso63-AppVm" -VolumeContainerName "VolumeContainer01" | New-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume -DeviceName "Contoso63-AppVm" -VolumeName "Volume22" -Size 2000000000 -AccessControlRecords @() -VolumeAppType PrimaryVolume -Online $True -EnableDefaultBackup $False -EnableMonitoring $False -WaitForComplete
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 3f359790-7e1f-48e7-acf8-ecabba850966_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 2723ebcf-cd72-47bb-99b5-0c099d45641b_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: e605091f-dd63-42a7-bda2-24753cbc1f9a_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: b3fd08c3-67c5-4309-9591-15d92c360469_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 15a024a3-b0c9-4f83-9c34-0ed8b95d024b_PS
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: c13f92f9-aea1-40dd-af80-3affe273adbe_PS


TaskId       : ceef657e-390e-4f7a-aab7-669a29c29e7f
TaskResult   : Succeeded
TaskStatus   : Completed
ErrorCode    : 
ErrorMessage : 
TaskSteps    : {Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Management.StorSimple.Models.TaskStep}

VERBOSE: The task created for your create operation has completed successfully. 
VERBOSE: ClientRequestId: 1d79febf-f752-4255-af2d-230d40773bc6_PS
AccessType             : NoAccess
AcrIdList              : {}
AcrList                : {}
AppType                : PrimaryVolume
DataContainer          : Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Management.StorSimple.Models.DataContainer
DataContainerId        : 68b63d15-6aa5-4e69-9f9d-4a0bc607d6e9
InstanceId             : SS-VOL-d73b7eec-76fc-4310-b347-69b160de8cdd
InternalInstanceId     : 
IsBackupEnabled        : False
IsDefaultBackupEnabled : False
IsMonitoringEnabled    : False
Name                   : Volume22
Online                 : True
OperationInProgress    : None
SizeInBytes            : 2000000000
VSN                    : SS-VOL-d73b7eec-76fc-4310-b347-69b160de8cdd

VERBOSE: Volume container with name: VolumeContainer01 is found.

This command gets the volume container named VolumeContainer01 for the device named Contoso63-AppVm by using the Get-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolumeContainer cmdlet. The command passes that container to the current cmdlet by using the pipeline operator. This cmdlet creates the volume. The command specifies the name for the volume, the size, and an empty value for access control records. This command specifies the WaitForComplete parameter, so it returns a TaskStatusInfo after it creates the volume.

Because the command specifies no access control records, this volume cannot be accessed. You can add access, later, by using Set-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume cmdlet.

Parameters

-AccessControlRecords

-DeviceName

-EnableDefaultBackup

-EnableMonitoring

-Online

-Profile

-VolumeAppType

-VolumeContainer

-VolumeName

-VolumeSizeInBytes

-WaitForComplete

Inputs

DataContainer, List\<AccessControlRecord\>

This cmdlet accepts a DataContainer object and a list of AccessControlRecord objects for the new volume.

Outputs

TaskStatusInfo

This cmdlet returns a TaskStatusInfo object, if you specify the WaitForComplete parameter.

Related Links

• Get-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume
• Remove-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume
• Set-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolume
• Get-AzureStorSimpleAccessControlRecord
• Get-AzureStorSimpleDeviceVolumeContainer
• Get-AzureStorSimpleJob