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  11. Create a Storage Class

Create a Storage Class

Once you have finished with the class definition nfs_homedir_volume_definition.yaml, you can install the volume for your organization like so:

$ fuzzball storage class create nfs_homedir_volume_definition.yaml

The command should return a message like

Storage class af0644ef-ab71-3677-9409-473847af3925 created

The create operation is an asynchronous operation which can take some time depending on the resources available in your Fuzzball cluster. The Fuzzball Storage service will create a temporary volume to validate the definition with the CSI driver. This requires an available Substrate node. The CLI doesn’t wait for completion by default, but you can specify that the CLI should wait until the volume has been created and validated using the --wait argument:

$ fuzzball storage class create --wait nfs_homedir_volume_definition.yaml
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