Hi, As for your 1st Question: True, gives you the option to create via OpenStack any volume size, but in scaleio it will be rounded multiple 8 (e.g – you created a 1GB volume via OpenStack, in the scaleio it will be created as 8GB volume. If you attach volume to instance you will see 8G). If you use the 'False' flag, it means that you will be able to create only volumes with multiple of 8GB via OpenStack (e.g. – if you create a 1GB volume via OpenStack, you will see an ERROR, if you will create an 8GB volume, it will be Available). The default value for this parameter is 'TRUE'.  As for your 2nd Question: What exactly is the use case for which you need the Host logical unit?
Hello All ,   Please help me with the below listed questions :   1) The open Stack ( Liberty release ) Documentation has the below listed line :   sio_round_volume_capacity = True (BoolOpt) Whether to round volume capacity.  Does this mean that changing the parameter from true to false allows me to create volumes  which are not in multiples of 8 G.   2) Can I set a Host logical Unit Value to a ScaleIO Volume ? 
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