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 Storage classes (alternately known as "storage tiers") allow you to control which volumes should be used to store particular collection data blocks.  This can be used to implement data storage policies such as moving data to archival storage.
 
-h3. Configuring storage classes
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 The storage classes for each volume are set in the per-volume "keepstore configuration":{{site.baseurl}}/install/install-keepstore.html
 
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 h3. Using storage classes
 
-Desired storage classes are specified by setting the "storage_classes_desired" field of a Collection.  For example, at the command line:
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-<pre>
-$ arv collection update --uuid zzzzz-4zz18-dhhm0ay8k8cqkvg --collection '{"storage_classes_desired": ["archival"]}'
-</pre>
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-By setting "storage_classes_desired" to "archival", the blocks that make up the collection will be preferentially moved to keepstore volumes which are configured with the "archival" storage class.
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-You may also specify the desired storage class when using @arv-put@:
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-<pre>
-$ arv-put --storage-classes=hot myfile.txt
-</pre>
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-Collection blocks will be in the "default" storage class if not otherwise specified.
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-A collection may have only specify one desired storage class.
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-A user with write access to a collection may set any storage class.
+"Discussed in the user guide":{{site.baseurl}}/user/topics/storage-classes.html
 
 h3. Storage management notes