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After writing FOPs and creating .ff file for a particular module, we need to make an entry for the same in the module's Makefile.am file. This would automatically invoke ff2c on the .ff files and create corresponding “C” format structures.
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** A FOP, containing native data types in file fom_io_xc.ff:**
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The design provides an API for the higher level application to associate the internal threads used by a transfer machine with a set of processors. In particular the API guarantees that buffer and transfer machine callbacks will be made only on the processors specified.
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The design provides an API for the higher level application to associate the internal threads used by a transfer machine with a set of processors. In particular the API guarantees that buffer and transfer machine callbacks will be made only on the processors specified.
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2. Configure the CDF to "point" to each node in the cluster:
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1. Add this text N-1 times, where N is the number of nodes to your CDF. The `ip a` will provide your available data_iface values, you must use the one that has `state UP`. Next, you can get the hostname forthe node by running `cat /etc/hostname`. However,in some cases, the hostname might not be publicly recognizable by other nodes, so it's recommended to put an IP address instead of a hostname.
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```yml
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- hostname: ssu0 # [user@]hostname
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data_iface: ens33 # name of data network interface
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#data_iface_type: o2ib # type of network interface (optional);
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other: 2 # max quantity of other Motr clients this host may have
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> A single node CDF should look like this:
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# Cluster Description File (CDF).
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# See `cfgen --help-schema` for the format description.
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nodes:
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data_iface: ens33 # name of data network interface
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#data_iface_type: o2ib # type of network interface (optional);
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# supported values: "tcp" (default), "o2ib"
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data: []
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#meta_data: /path/to/meta-data/drive
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data:
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m0_clients:
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s3: 0 # number of S3 servers to start
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other: 2 # max quantity of other Motr clients this host may have
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