Hello Prasad,

we use this in our weekly policy run:

RULE 'migrate cold data' MIGRATE FROM POOL 'system' TO POOL 'data'
WHERE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP - ACCESS_TIME > INTERVAL '30' DAYS


I do not know if a direct placement based on timestamps is possible.



Kind regards
Timm Stamer


Am Mittwoch, dem 28.06.2023 um 23:18 +0000 schrieb Prasad Surampudi:
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> Can we setup a file placement policy based on creating and
> modification times when copying data from Windows into GPFS? It looks
> like the placement policy only accepts only CREATION_TIME and not
> MODIFICATION_TIME or ACCESS_TIME.  If I try to use these, I get
> message saying these are not supported in the context (placement?)
> But even the policy with CREATION_TIME is not working properly. We
> wanted files with CREATION_TIME which is 365 days ago go to a
> different pool other than ‘system’. But when we copy files it is
> dumping all files into system pool. But the creation time is looks
> correct on the file after copied into GPFS. Does it check file
> CREATION_TIME when a file gets copied over to GPFS?
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> Here is the placement policy:
> RULE ‘tiering’ SET POOL ‘pool2’
> WHERE ( DAYS(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) - DAYS(CREATION_TIME) > 365 )
> RULE ‘default’ SET POOL ‘system’
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