Hi Praneeth,
SCP transport is now available in MFT [1] and working fine with S3. You can
update your load testing scripts to measure the performance.
[1]
https://github.com/apache/airavata-mft/commit/a61fa4a34129cf0e7e807ee23461237a8a72af22
Thanks
Dimuthu
On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 3:43 PM
Hi Marcus,
Thank you. The Local plugin to download data has been implemented, but the
testing to check speeds is something not done yet. I will also add this to my
future performance testing.
Best,
Praneeth
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HI Praneeth,
This looks like a great contribution to MFT and I appreciate your write up here.
One question: these numbers are for uploading from the local EC2 instance to
S3, correct? Did you do any analysis on the opposite, downloading from S3 to a
local EC2 instance?
Thanks,
Marcus
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Hi Praneeth,
Thank you for sharing a detailed report. This is very encouraging, and KUDOs
for a significant contribution.
In future work, you mentioned you planned to move the data from a local machine
to Jetstream2. Do you plan to push it over SSH/SCP or Swift protocol? Including
the SCP in
Dear All,
This is Praneeth Chityala currently pursuing master in Computer Science at
Indiana University Bloomington. As part of my independent study I took up MFT
as the research area and starting understanding the architecture.
As many of you know MFT uses Agent to transfer data from one
