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Trilio Site Recovery for OpenStack
Trilio Site Recovery for OpenStack is a disaster recovery service for operators and cloud administrators that protects groups of OpenStack VMs by replicating their attached Cinder volumes to a secondary site and orchestrating planned failover, unplanned failover, test failover, and failback operations.
Intended Audience
Operators deploying/running the service and developers calling its API
Concept
What This Service Does
The service's role in the OpenStack ecosystem and the problem it solves
Concept
Architecture
Service components and how they fit into OpenStack
Architecture+3 sub-pages
Key Concepts
The service's resources and OpenStack terminology a reader needs
Concept
Getting Started
Install, register with Keystone, and make a first call
Tutorial+4 sub-pages
Configuration (oslo.config)
The .conf file, its option groups, and an annotated sample
Guide+3 sub-pages
Service Endpoints
The service-catalog endpoints, ports, and API versions/microversions
Guide
API Reference
REST API and Python client bindings
API reference+2 sub-pages
OpenStack CLI Plugin
The `openstack <resource> ...` commands this service adds
CLI reference
Common Workflows
End-to-end tasks combining CLI / API calls
Guide
Operations
Running the service: process management, scaling, and HA
Guide+3 sub-pages
Supported Storage Platforms
Should describe list of storage vendors supported.
Guide+1 sub-page
Observability
Logging, metrics, and notifications
Guide+2 sub-pages
Troubleshooting
Common failures — auth/endpoint, config, policy, RPC/db
Runbook
Development Guide
How to set up a dev environment (DevStack), build, and test
Guide