How-to guides

Creating instances

• Creating instances

  Create a Filestore instance.

Mounting file shares

• Mounting file shares on Compute Engine clients

  Mount a Filestore file share on a Compute Engine client.

• Mounting file shares on remote clients

  Learn how to mount Filestore file shares on clients in a remote network.

• Access Filestore instances with the Filestore CSI driver

  Access a Filestore file share from a GKE cluster.

Copying data

• Copying data to or from instances

  Upload data to or download data from a Filestore instance.

Managing instances

• Getting instance information

  Get a list of Filestore instances or details about an instance.

• Getting operation information

  Get information about create and delete operations.

• Editing instances

  Change the file share size or instance description for a Filestore instance.

• Monitoring instances

  Monitor Filestore instance performance.

• Managing labels

  Adding and removing labels for your Filestore instance.

• Deleting instances

  Delete a Filestore instance you are no longer using.

Requesting quota increases

• Requesting quota increases

  Request a Filestore quota increase.

Setting NFS ports

• Setting NFS ports

  Set the NFS ports needed for Filestore access.

Configuring firewall rules

• Configuring firewall rules

  Configure firewall rules for Filestore access.

Audit logging

• Audit logs

  Access audit logs for your Filestore instances.

Backing up and restoring file shares

• Back up data for disaster recovery

  Back up and restore Filestore file shares using backups.

• Preserve the state of your data with snapshots

  Preserve the state of your Filestore data using snapshots.

Securing instances with a service perimeter

• Securing instances with a service perimeter

  Secure your Filestore instances with a service perimeter using VPC Service Controls.

Encrypt data with customer-managed encryption keys

• Encrypt data with customer-managed encryption keys

  Encrypt your Filestore data with customer managed encryption keys.