3. Create a mount point on the client VM to mount the share you'd like to demonstrate IO on and mount it.
mkdir /mnt/bakeathon
mount -t nfs -o intr,rw,proto=tcp,vers=4.1,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576
172.16.10.190:/share_ds1 /mnt/bakeathon
mkdir /mnt/bakeathon/phil
cd /mnt/bakeathon/phil
2. Apply the cls_bake1 classifier to the test directory you created. Files will be written to the COOL storage (one_ds) and then moved to HO
T storage if accessed more than 3 times in 1 hour.
Classifier:
pdcli classifier-update --name cls_bake1 --rule "HOT,ANY>3/1h,four_dses,DEFAULT" --rule
"COOL,NOOP,one_ds,CREATE"
ssh root@172.16.10.190
pdcli share-classifier-set --classifier-name cls-bake1 --name share_ds1 --path
/phil
4. Check with Apollo for the netstat command to validate that the client DSs were automatically mounted when you mounted the DS.
Run from DD
ssh root@172.16.10.190
pdcli share-rebalance --name share_ds1 --report
2. Heat 2 files in the directory structure using the heat_files.sh script and then re-run the data-mobility report
4. Run the data-mobility-task-list command to show the status of the mobility task.