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| − | = Swestore iRODS at NSC =
| + | #REDIRECT[[Swestore iRODS is decommissioned]] |
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| − | iRODS is a distributed storage management system which enables the user to
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| − | control the access to his/her data via policies which are expressed as rules.
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| − | Swestore iRODS is hosted on servers at PDC and NSC. We are running version 4.2.6. | |
| − | Basic information about how to store and access data had been described above.
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| − | Additional information about iRODS can be found at [http://www.irods.org the iRODS web site].
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| − | == iRODS system at NSC ==
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| − | At NSC we host a replica metadata server and two storage server nodes at the moment.
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| − | All data stored is replicated between PDC and NSC.
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| − | == Accessing iRODS from the compute cluster ==
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| − | Data stored in iRODS is accessible from <code>tetralith</code>.
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| − | We have got the command line client installed on the cluster,
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| − | iCommands should work from the login node and also from the batch
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| − | nodes.
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| − | You should have the client configuration files in place under
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| − | the <code>.irods</code> directory as it has been described under
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| − | the introductory pages.
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| − | Under your home directory you should create a directory called
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| − | <code>.irods</code> which contains the iRODS client configuration
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| − | file. That file is <code>irods_environment.json</code>. It should
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| − | look like:
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| − | {
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| − | "irods_host": "irods-login.swestore.se",
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| − | "irods_port": 2432,
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| − | "irods_default_resource": "pdc-gpfs",
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| − | "irods_home": "/snic.se/home/<YOUR_SNIC_USER_NAME>",
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| − | "irods_cwd": "/snic.se/home/<YOUR_SNIC_USER_NAME>",
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| − | "irods_user_name": "<YOUR_SNIC_USER_NAME>",
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| − | "irods_zone_name": "snic.se",
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| − | "irods_client_server_negotiation": "request_server_negotiation",
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| − | "irods_client_server_policy": "CS_NEG_REFUSE",
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| − | "irods_encryption_key_size": 32,
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| − | "irods_encryption_salt_size": 8,
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| − | "irods_encryption_num_hash_rounds": 16,
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| − | "irods_encryption_algorithm": "AES-256-CBC",
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| − | "irods_default_hash_scheme": "SHA256",
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| − | "irods_match_hash_policy": "compatible",
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| − | "irods_authentication_scheme": "PAM"
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| − | }
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| − | where the token <code><YOUR_SNIC_USER_NAME></code> should be replaced
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| − | with your SNIC user name.
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| − | Issue:
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| − | module load irods-client/4.2.6
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| − | after which you should authenticate using <code>iinit</code> and then the iCommands like
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| − | <code>iget</code>, <code>iput</code>, <code>ils</code> should work as expected.
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| − | The <code>ihelp</code> command will print a short description of the irods commands.
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| − | First issue
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| − | iinit
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| − | which will ask for your iRODS password. You can specify a longer time limit
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| − | for the session using the <code>--ttl</code> option, <code>iinit -h --ttl</code>
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| − | will print help using this. The default generally will suffice.
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| − | Use
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| − | ils
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| − | just to check if you can access your home directory. Please use the project
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| − | directory to store files, which will be a subdirectory under
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| − | <code>//snic.se/projects/<SNIC_PROJECT_NAME></code>.
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| − | To transfer data from the cluster directory it is a good idea to use
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| − | <code>irsync</code> like:
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| − | irsync -r -K local_directory i:irods_directory
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| − | where
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| − | -r for recursive copy of the whole directory tree
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| − | -K to compute and check checksums
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| − | i.e.:
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| − | irsync -r -K mydir i:/snic.se/projects/projectdir
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| − | If, for whatever reason the transfer had been interrupted the second
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| − | invocation of the command with the same arguments should pick up and
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| − | continue from that point.
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| − | Detailed description of the command line client can be found at
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| − | [https://docs.irods.org/master/icommands/user/ documentation at the iRODS site].
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