API Overview

Table 6.1, “Manila API Overview - Share” specifies the valid operations that can be performed on Manila shares. Please note that Manila shares are identified as CLI command arguments by either their names or UUID.

Table 6.2, “Manila API Overview - Share Access” specifies the valid access operations that can be performed on Manila shares. Please note that Manila shares are identified as CLI command arguments by either their names or UUID.

	Warning
	Please refer to the caveat as explained in the section called “Share Access Rules”.

Table 6.3, “Manila API Overview - Share Export Location” specifies the operations that can be performed to get export locations of Manila shares. Please note that Manila shares are identified as CLI command arguments by either their names or UUID. There may be multiple export locations for a given share, at least one of which should be listed as preferred; clients should use the preferred path for optimum performance.

Table 6.4, “Manila API Overview - Snapshot” specifies the valid operations that can be performed on Manila snapshots. Please note that Manila snapshots are identified as CLI command arguments by either their display name or UUID.

Table 6.5, “Manila API Overview - Share Type” specifies the valid operations that can be performed on Manila share types. Please note that Manila share types are identified as CLI command arguments by either their display name or UUID. Creation or deletion of share types normally requires administrative privileges.

Table 6.6, “Manila API Overview - Share Type Extra Specs” specifies the valid operations that can be performed on Manila share type extra specs. Please note that Manila share type extra specs are properties of Manila share types and are identified by their parent object. Modifying extra specs or viewing the contents of a share type normally requires administrative privileges.

Table 6.7, “Manila API Overview - Consistency Groups”

Table 6.8, “Manila API Overview - Share Replication”