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| + | The storage-transfer library is a command line interface able to transfer files from a backup server to the production environment. | ||
| + | The library uses a "csv" file where are described all the files that we want transfer. In the next paragraph will be described the "csv" format. | ||
| + | The input parameters are: | ||
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| + | * ip of backup server | ||
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| + | Following we show an example: | ||
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Revision as of 11:37, 10 January 2014
In this guide we'll offer a basic strategy for disaster recovery of storage cluster in production environment. If there are some files not found on the storage manager cluster, these files can be restored by a backup server. Actually, the production cluster have an evolutive backup strategy.
Components
For restore the files lost we need the following components:
- storage-transfer component: a java component able to transfer files from the backup storage to the producion storage cluster
- backup server: the backup that we assume have the file lost
- csv file: the file contains the remote path, and other information, on files lost
Storage transfer component
The storage-transfer library is a command line interface able to transfer files from a backup server to the production environment. The library uses a "csv" file where are described all the files that we want transfer. In the next paragraph will be described the "csv" format. The input parameters are:
- ip of backup server
- path to the csv file
Following we show an example:
