Hello Wendy,

Yes, this is what I told in my previous mail.
""stripe_count" attribute is not implemented for policy rules. This is definitely a lack that should be fixed..."

Thomas

Le 06/02/2017 à 14:16, Wendy Poole a écrit :
Thanks for the reply. I had tried something very similar to the above but got :
Error 22 reading policies configuration:
Unknown or unsupported criteria 'stripe_count' . line 138

On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 8:48 AM, LEIBOVICI Thomas <thomas.leibov...@cea.fr <mailto:thomas.leibov...@cea.fr>> wrote:

    On 01/25/17 14:15, Wendy Poole wrote:
    Is there a way to set up policies so that a file would be
    restriped if size > (given size) and the stripe_count < (desired
    stripe) , last_access > 1d and then action = cmd("lfs migrate -c
    {new_stripe} {fullpath}) Is there a particular status_manager you
    should use as well ?
    It should be doable... except the "stripe_count" attribute is not
    implemented for policy rules. What a pity!
    This is definitely a lack that should be fixed...
    I don't think it needs a particular status manager, except if you
    only want to move entries once.

    The policy could be something like:

    define_policy restripe {
        scope { type == file }
        status_manager = none;
        default_action = cmd("lfs migrate -c {new_stripe} {fullpath});
        lru_sort_attr = none; # preferably last_mod, but its really
    too expensive to
    }

    Note you can specify "new_stripe" parameter directly in fileclass
    definitions, like this

    fileclass small {
        definition { size < 16MB and stripe_count > 1 }
        restripe_action_params { new_stripe = 1 }
    }

    fileclass medium {
        definition { size >= 16MB and size < 1GB  and stripe_count != 2 }
        restripe_action_params { new_stripe = 2 }
    }

    ....
    then rules:
    restripe_rules {
        rume default {
            condition { last_access > 1d }
        }
    }







    I have tried some things but get errors reported for policy
    settings or it doesn't behave as expected.










    Thanks,
    Wendy


    
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