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PROGRAM:
NAME
gfprep - replicate Gfarm files in parallel
SYNOPSIS
gfprep [-nqvdpPU] [-mx] [-X regexp] [-S source-domainname] [-h source-hostfile]
[-D destination-domainname] [-H destination-hostfile] [-j num-of-processes]
[-J num-of-processes] [-M total-byte] [-z minimum-byte] [-Z maximum-byte]
[-w way-of-scheduling] [-W kilobytes-for-threshold] [-s KB/s-to-simulate]
[-F num-for-readahead] [-N num-of-replicas] path
DESCRIPTION
gfprep creates replicas of Gfarm files in parallel.
If the path parameter is a directory, files under the directory will be replicated
recursively.
path is a Gfarm URL or a path on a mountpoint of gfarm2fs.
A set of source/destination hosts can be specified by a domain name and/or a hostlist
file. When both a domain name and a hostlist file are specified, a set of hosts is
determined by both conditions. When a set of source hosts is specified, only files stored
on the source hosts are replicated.
Idler filesystem nodes will be selected for source or destination. The maximum number of
parallel to send or receive per host is the number of CPUs. Please see the manual page of
gfhost for information about the number of CPUs.
gfprep can also read the directory and get information of the entries in parallel.
GFPREP OPTIONS
These are the options only for gfprep.
-N num-of-replicas
Specifies the required number of file replicas. If there are a sufficient number of
replicas in the destination hosts, neither any copying nor any removal will be done.
If this option is not specified, -N 1 is assumed.
-x
Removes extra file replicas when a set of destination nodes has more file replicas
than specified by -N option.
-m
Migrates file replicas within a set of source nodes to destination nodes.
This option requires -S or -h or -D or -H options.
This option and -N option are mutually exclusive.
COMMON OPTIONS
gfprep has the same options with gfpcopy.
-X regexp
Skips source-files matched by pattern of regexp. If multiple patterns are specified,
multiple -X options can be specified.
-S source-domainname
Specifies a domain name to select files. Only files which have the real file on the
domain will be sent.
-h source-hostfile
Specifies a file of which describes hostnames of file system nodes to replicate or
copy files. Only files which have the real file on the host names will be selected.
The source-hostfile consists of a filesystem node name on each line.
If ``-'' is specified, standard input is used to read the host list.
-L
Filesystem nodes selected by -S or -h are only used to send for the source.
-D destination-domainname
Specifies the domain name for destination.
If neither this nor the -H option is specified, replicas may be copied to any
available host.
-H destination-hostfile
Specifies a file which describes hostnames for destination. The destination-hostfile
consists of a filesystem node name on each line.
If ``-'' is specified, standard input is used to read the host list.
-j num-of-processes
Specifies the maximum number of processes to create file replicas (or copy files)
simultaneously.
The default value is the parameter of client_parallel_copy in gfarm2.conf. (see man
gfarm2.conf)
The maximum number of process per filesystem node for source or destination is the
number of CPUs (see man gfhost).
-J num-of-processes
Specifies the number of processes to read directories in parallel.
The default value is 8.
-M total-byte
Specifies the bytes to limit total copied size.
The default value is unlimited.
-z minimum-byte
Specifies the bytes to limit minimum size of a file.
The default value is unlimited.
-Z maximum-byte
Specifies the bytes to limit maximum size of a file.
The default value is unlimited.
-w way-of-scheduling
Specifies the name of scheduling way. ``noplan'' replicates/copies while files are
found. ``greedy'' schedules greedily the order of replication/copy beforehand.
The default behavior is ``noplan''.
``greedy'' scheduling cannot use the -N option or -m option.
-W kibibytes
Specifies a threshold size/cost(KiB) to flat costs of Connections. A Connection means
a scheduling information (assgined files) per a child-process.
This option is effective with -w greedy.
The default value is 50*1024 KiB (50MiB).
-U
Disables checking the available disk space of the selected node every time.
-F num-of-dirents
Specifies the number of entries to perform the directory readahead.
The default value is 10000.
-s kilobytes-per-sec.
Specifies a throughput(KB/s) to simulate the replication/copy, and does nothing (gets
file information only).
-n
Does nothing.
-p
Reports the total performance and various results.
-P
Reports the each and total performance and various results.
-q
Suppresses non-error messages.
-v
Displays verbose output.
-d
Displays debug output.
-?
Displays a list of command options.
EXAMPLES
To replicate files under the directory recursively.
$ gfprep -N 3 gfarm:///dir
$ cd /mnt/gfarm2fs
$ gfprep -N 3 dir
To replicate a file or reduce surplus replicas of the file.
$ gfprep -N 3 -x gfarm:///dir/file
To migrate replicas from gfsd1.example.com to other nodes.
$ gfprep -m -S gfsd1.example.com gfarm:///
NOTES
When the -L or -m option is not specified, a source node is not always selected within a
set of specified source filesystem nodes.
gfprep command should be executed at the same host of gfmd. If the gfmd and gfprep are far
apart, the gfprep operation is slow. Specifying a large value by -j or -J options may be
effective in such a case.
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