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SolidFireElementStartBulkVolumeRead Method

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Public methodStartBulkVolumeRead(StartBulkVolumeReadRequest)
StartBulkVolumeRead enables you to initialize a bulk volume read session on a specified volume. Only two bulk volume processes can run simultaneously on a volume. When you initialize the session, data is read from a SolidFire storage volume for the purposes of storing the data on an external backup source. The external data is accessed by a web server running on an SF-series node. Communications and server interaction information for external data access is passed by a script running on the storage system. At the start of a bulk volume read operation, a snapshot of the volume is made and the snapshot is deleted when the read is complete. You can also read a snapshot of the volume by entering the ID of the snapshot as a parameter. When you read a previous snapshot, the system does not create a new snapshot of the volume or delete the previous snapshot when the read completes. Note: This process creates a new snapshot if the ID of an existing snapshot is not provided. Snapshots can be created if cluster fullness is at stage 2 or 3. Snapshots are not created when cluster fullness is at stage 4 or 5.
Public methodStartBulkVolumeRead(Int64, String, NullableInt64, String, Hashtable, Hashtable)
StartBulkVolumeRead enables you to initialize a bulk volume read session on a specified volume. Only two bulk volume processes can run simultaneously on a volume. When you initialize the session, data is read from a SolidFire storage volume for the purposes of storing the data on an external backup source. The external data is accessed by a web server running on an SF-series node. Communications and server interaction information for external data access is passed by a script running on the storage system. At the start of a bulk volume read operation, a snapshot of the volume is made and the snapshot is deleted when the read is complete. You can also read a snapshot of the volume by entering the ID of the snapshot as a parameter. When you read a previous snapshot, the system does not create a new snapshot of the volume or delete the previous snapshot when the read completes. Note: This process creates a new snapshot if the ID of an existing snapshot is not provided. Snapshots can be created if cluster fullness is at stage 2 or 3. Snapshots are not created when cluster fullness is at stage 4 or 5.
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