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Understanding Cinder Metadata
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When you attach a volume to an instance, Cinder automatically adds the attached_mode and readonly key-value pairs to the volume. These tags describe the state of the volume and are not directly modifiable by the user.
The attached_mode key describes whether the volume is read-only or read-writable and appears only when the volume is attached.
The readonly key describes whether the volume can be attached as read-only or read-writeable .
Cinder automatically removes the attached_mode key when the volume is detached from an instance. However, the readonly key stays indefinitely.
To attach a volume as read-only, set the read-only mode to true using the Cinder client:
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cinder readonly-mode-update trueTo attach as volume as read-writeable, set the read-only mode to false:
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cinder readonly-mode-update falseType to search, ESC to discard
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