Peter,
Yes, you'll need to run your migration policy from a Cloud Services node.
Regards,
Rob BashamMCStore and IBM Ready Archive architecture971-344-1999
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gged with <5> are from node n4.
<5> sh: /tmp/mynodes.sh: No such file or directory
<5> [E:127] Error on system(/tmp/mynodes.sh TEST '/foo/bar5' 2>&1)
<5> [W] EXEC '/tmp/mynodes.sh' of EXTERNAL POOL or LIST 'x' fails TEST
with code 127 on t
Hi Peter
mmapplypolicy has a "-N" parameter that should restrict it to a subset of nodes
or node class if you define that.
-N {all | mount | Node[,Node...] | NodeFile | NodeClass}
Specifies the list of nodes that will run parallel
instances of policy code in the GPFS home clust
Hello!
A follow up to my previous question about automatically sending files to Amazon
s3 as they arrive in GPFS.
I have created an interface script to manage Amazon s3 storage as an external
pool, I have created a migration policy that pre-migrates all files to the
external pool and I have se
