On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 05:08:16PM -0300, felipe gutierrez wrote: > I am new with jclouds. What I am doing is: Opening a disk with java and > formatting it with jclouds. So, instead of write Files.write() I use > jclouds. > > When I format I can see about 63 blocks of 2MB. The blocks next to it, say > the 30 neighbors, are the indexes of my files copied to the disk. It is so > true that if I save 100 files for example, I can keep these blocks and move > the another blocks to my cloud and I can still open the disk and see all > files inside. Only see, of course. If I tried to open I need to move back > the exactly blocks of that file I want to open. > > My question: When I copied 50GB of movies I still can see all movies on my > disk. When I open the movie I need to restore all blocks. It is what my app > does. But I got a claim saying the index of the movie are not integrate. I > still can see the size of the movie is 800MB, but when I open it says only > 20 minutes of movie. So I would like to restore all the blocks of that > movie, not only what my app is asking to read.
Can you explain how you open a disk and what it means to format it with jclouds? Also what does an index mean? The jclouds filesystem provider does not provide any indexing; the underlying operating system provides this. -- Andrew Gaul http://gaul.org/
