Hi Adam,
Congratulation, this is awesome!
I found the documentation very clear and I could install the interface
quickly and easily.
I installed it with a mix of robinhood 2.4 and 2.5 versions using the
ownership mode (not the hierarchical one)
It works for both, as there is no change in table ACCT_STAT between the
2 versions.
It noticed some minor typo/miss in the doc during the installation:
- I saw no reference about granting access to the main database, only
the access to robinhood database is granted (or maybe I missed it...)
- in the cron line "2&>1" must be replaced by "2>&1" or you finally get
a big "1" file!
I also had a problem when using a path of depth 1 as "friendlyname",
e.g. /foo/bar
In this case the summary was OK in the filesystem view, but the
breakdown was empty.
A future possible enhancement to ensure the compatibility with
Lustre/HSM and backup modes:
in these modes there is an additionnal field to support in the
ACCT_TABLE : status.
Rows are spitted between the various possible status,
so it needs to GROUP BY (type,owner,gr_name) or add a new status field
in "info".
> explain ACCT_STAT;
*| status | int(11) | NO | PRI | 0 | |**
**| type | varchar(31) | NO | PRI | | |**
**| owner | varchar(127) | NO | PRI | | |**
**| gr_name | varchar(127) | NO | PRI | | |*
| size | bigint(20) unsigned | YES | | NULL | |
| blocks | bigint(20) unsigned | YES | | NULL | |
| count | bigint(20) unsigned | YES | | NULL | |
Keep up the good work!!
Best regards,
Thomas
PS: Notice you can also broadcast to the robinhood-news mailing list for
robinhood-multifs-web announcements.
On 03/27/14 19:53, Adam Brenner wrote:
All,
The initial public release of the Robinhood MulitFS Web interface is
finally available for everyone to use. This purpose of the Robinhood
MulitFS Web interface is to allow a single web application to show
stats for multiple robinhood databases / scans / instances -- this is
extending the work that Thomas and others have developed on the
current web interface that only supports one instance.
Features:
- Supports Multiple Robinhood Instances
- Two Methods of Reporting
+ Files / Folders reported by ownership regardless of location on filesystem
+ Hierarchy Model where files / folders are reported to owners of the top
level folder regardless of ownership
- Searchable by user, groups and filesystem
- Displays size and filecount
- Uses Twitter's Bootstrap Template / Themes for clean / responsive layout
Screenshots / Demo:
https://github.com/abrenner/robinhood-multifs-web/wiki/Screenshots
Installation Wiki / Docs:
https://github.com/abrenner/robinhood-multifs-web/wiki/Installation
GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/abrenner/robinhood-multifs-web
Help / Support:
Email this listsrv
Bug Reports:
Email this listsrv / open an issue:
https://github.com/abrenner/robinhood-multifs-web/issues
I want to thank database guru Garr Updegraff for helping me with some
of the initial database design / thought process of working with big
data and being able to efficiently traverse millions upon millions of
records. In addition, Harry Mangalam and Joseph Farran for keeping me
sane :-)
Of course, the RBH community for making RBH possible as our cluster
storage would be impossible to manage.
-Adam
--
Adam Brenner
Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences
System Administrator, HPC Cluster
Office of Information Technology
http://hpc.oit.uci.edu/
University of California, Irvine
www.ics.uci.edu/~aebrenne/
[email protected]
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