Details
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New Feature
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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None
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9223372036854775807
Description
Directory migration will migrate target directory and all of its subdirectories to target MDTs recursively, this will cause huge inodes migration if the target directory is deep and contains lots of sub files. To make this more flexible, a "--non-recursive" option can be added to "lfs migrate -m" to only migrate target directory and the first level of sub files under it.
Attachments
Issue Links
- is duplicated by
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LU-14210 DNE3: "lfs migrate -m" should allow-non-recursive migration
- Resolved
- is related to
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LU-16717 Directory restripe breaking lmv stripe settings
- Resolved
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LU-7607 Preserve inode number after MDT migration
- Open
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LU-14211 DNE3: mechanism to interrupt and resume migration
- Open
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LU-15001 improve recovery of interrupted directory migrate
- Open
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LU-15211 lfs migrate metadata performance test plan
- Open
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LU-14366 "lfs mkdir" on existing directory returns "Operation not supported/already in progress"
- Resolved
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LU-15001 improve recovery of interrupted directory migrate
- Open
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LU-13076 DNE3: lfs migrate -m should allow -1 as the target index
- Resolved