Mount Deka NFS in Instance
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This section explains how to install Deka NFS on a Virtual Machine (VM) on an Instance that uses the Linux operating system with the Ubuntu distro through several stages.
For the first step, make sure you have added the Clients configuration to the Deka NFS configuration. To see the steps for adding Client configuration in Deka NFS, see sub-chapter Create Deka NFS.
After creating the Deka NFS configuration in your project, add the Client configuration to the Deka NFS configuration. For a more detailed explanation, see sub-chapter Add Client.
You can see on the NFS Details page, the IP address used by Deka NFS is 15.15.15.206. This IP address will be used when you add a Deka NFS configuration to the VM.
This section explains the steps for installing the NFS Client package on a virtual machine (VM) in an Instance by opening the VM console in the Instance menu.
After logging into the VM by entering the Username with root and Password used, you can run this syntax command. If the OS used is Ubuntu and Debian running this syntax.
If the OS used is CentOS and Fedora, run this syntax.
There are two ways to install, namely manually and automatically.
If you mount manually, this configuration will only last until the Virtual Machine (VM) on the Instance is on. So you will need to reconfigure if your VM is restarted.
If you mount automatically, you don't need to reconfigure it when your VM is restarted, because the Deka NFS configuration is already saved in the System Table File in the etc directory.
The first step for manual mounting is adding a backup folder in the var directory by executing the syntax below.
The next stage is to pair the IP address obtained after creating Deka NFS and link it to the file system in a certain directory. When adding the Deka NFS configuration, you get the IP address 15.15.15.260. The shared directory on the server is /mnt/nfs and /var/backups is where it is installed locally. If you don't get a message in response, the command should run successfully.
To ensure that Deka NFS is mounted on the VM in the Instance, run this command to see the mounted file systems.
In this section, use the /etc/fstab file. This file is read at boot time and contains a list of entries that determine where, how, and what file systems should be mounted in Linux when the system starts. In the first step, add the backup folder in the var directory by running the syntax below. If you already have a backup folder in the var directory, then you can skip this step.
The next step, open the fstab file using a text editor by running this command
Add the following syntax into the fstab file.
Exit the fstab file page on the keyboard on your computer by pressing the ctrl key together with the x key and pressing the Enter key. Run this command to mount the configured Deka NFS on the VM.
To ensure that Deka NFS is mounted on the VM in the Instance, run this command to see the mounted file systems.
After running this command, when you turn on the VM it will automatically read the contents of the /etc/fstab file and install the Deka NFS configuration.
