Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of DevelopmentActivities/ORCHIDEE-MICT-IMBALANCE-P/shared


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    2121More info: https://intranet.lsce.ipsl.fr/informatique/en/stage/index.php 
    2222 
     23{{{ 
     24What is archive: 
     25 
     26The LSCE long term archive system allows users to store on a tape library old files that need to be kept. 
     27Files stored on the system are never destroyed and can always be retrieved and brought-back on disks, as long as the tape is not destroyed. 
     28A data tape is a passive device and its expected life-time is supposed to be many years (theory says 30 years...). 
     29The LSCE tape library uses LTO5 tapes cartridges and the total space is around 300Tb. 
     30 
     31BEWARE: As in all electronic systems, failure and errors can occur. There is no guarantee that the files can be retrieved... 
     32Usage: 
     33 
     34All files and directories under /home can be archived. 
     35 
     36Commands available: 
     37 
     38    stageput to save files and directories 
     39    stagein to get back files and directories 
     40    stagelist to list saved files 
     41    stageq to list current operations (save/retry) in queue 
     42    stageclear to remove the file's entry from the tape/file database. 
     43 
     44All these have some important options. Read the man for more details. 
     45 
     46The system does not automatically destroy files after saving them. 
     47 
     48The archive system is available from all asterix and obelix computers (including the batch system). 
     49To use it directly from a linux desktop (Fedora), run the following command to install the software: 
     50 
     51    yum -y install stager-client-lsce  
     52 
     53Importante notes: 
     54 
     55    No file can be removed from a tape. 
     56    Confidentiality of archived files can't be guaranteed. 
     57 
     58Good rules: 
     59 
     60    For efficiency, it's better not to write small files on tapes. To save a big "tar" file is much better than saving a lot of small files. 
     61    The minimum size for a file should be 1Gb. 
     62    Give a good name to the file, to retrieve it easily. 
     63}}} 
     64 
     65 
    2366== Contributing == 
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