Configure a Storage Policy (aka Durability Policy) and Namespace 

As you can read about in the Lattus Installation and Configuration Guide, there are a few main steps for a Lattus installation.

Main Steps

1. Rack components
2. Cable components
3. Configure the switches
4. Configure the controller nodes
5. Configure the storage nodes
6. Create durability policies and namespaces
7. Configure interfaces
8. Run performance verification.
9. Install/configure an A10 acess node or M662 metadata appliance
10. Install and configure a multi-geo system 

Hands-on Practice: Configure a Storage Policy and Namespace

After you have configured the storage nodes in Step 5 above, you need to configure a storage policy (aka durability policy) and namespace. You can practice the process using this document:  Configure a storage policy (aka durability policy) and namespace

Configure WAS Destination on a Lattus A10 Access Node

If your Lattus system includes a Lattus A10 access node, you can install and configure the A10 after you have finished installing and configuring the Lattus system.

Main Steps

The main steps include

1. Unpack and rack the A10 access node.
2. Cable the A10 access node.
3. Configure the A10 server.
4. Install and configure the A10 software and NAS services.
5. Install Centrify Samba.
6. Install Centrify Samba without Active Directory.
7. Configure NFS and CIFS Clients.
8. Enable Communication with a multi-geo system.

Hands-on Practice: Configure WAS Destination

Step 4, "Install and configure the A10 software and NAS services" includes the process for configuring WAS. You can practice the process using this document: Configure A10 WAS Storage Destination