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Export Location Metadata
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Manila shares can have one or more export locations. The exact number depends
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on the driver and the storage controller, and there is no preference
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for more or fewer export locations. Usually drivers create an export location
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for each physical network interface through which the share can be accessed.
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Because not all export locations have the same qualities, Manila allows
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drivers to add additional keys to the dict returned for each export location
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when a share is created. The share manager stores these extra keys and values
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in the database and they are available to the API service, which may expose
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them through the REST API or use them for filtering.
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Metadata Keys
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Only keys defined in this document are valid. Arbitrary driver-defined keys
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are not allowed. The following keys are defined:
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* `is_admin_only` - May be True or False. Defaults to False. Indicates
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that the export location exists for administrative purposes. If
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is_admin_only=True, then the export location is hidden from non-admin users
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calling the REST API. Also, these export locations are assumed to be
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reachable directly from the admin network, which is important for drivers
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that support share servers and which have some export locations only
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accessible to tenants.
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* `preferred` - May be True or False. Defaults to False. Indicates that
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clients should prefer to mount this export location over other export
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locations that are not preferred. This may be used by drivers which have
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fast/slow paths to indicate to clients which paths are faster. It could be
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used to indicate a path is preferred for another reason, as long as the
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reason isn't one that changes over the life of the manila-share service.
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This key is always visible through the REST API.
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