Page Comparison

DuraSync(web interface tool)

• URL for downloading the java tool from us: https://s3.amazonaws.com/tdl-duracloud.utilities/duracloudsync-8.01.0.jar
• The launch command to get it started is java -jar duracloudsync-8.1.0.jar
• The web interface to configure it will become available at http://localhost:8888/sync

DuraSync(command-line tool)

• The launch command to get it started changes from a simple java -jar duracloudsync-8.1.0.jar to a more complicated one that requires arguments:
  • the -i 1 specifies to push to the #1 storage provider (in our case S3)... you can use -i 0 for S3 or -i 2 for Glacier
  • the -s SPACE_NAME needs to be a space that you have access to on the S3 storage provider (and not "SPACE_NAME")
  • the -u USER needs to be your duracloud username (and not "USER")
  • the -c DIRECTORIES_TO_MONITOR is a list (separated by a space) of directories (ex. -c directory1 directory2) to have the sync tool monitor for changes
  • The tool comes with a "help" usage menu when passed the --help argument (where I got the previous definitions of parameters from) in case you need a more custom configuration
• java -jar duracloudsync-8.1.0.jar -hdcloud.tdl.org-r 443 -u USER -i 1 -s SPACE_NAME -c DIRECTORIES_TO_MONITOR
• The DuraSync web interface that runs on http://localhost:8888/sync will not be accessible
• If the tool was previously configured using the command-line arguments, it will store its configuration file by default to $HOME/duracloud-sync-work in a file called synctool.config
  • java -jar duracloudsync-8.1.0.jar -g $HOME/duracloud-sync-work/synctool.config
• If this file is to be re-used to launch the tool from the command line again, the -g option can be given at runtime to launch the tool and not have to pass it all the arguments in the command line again:
• Once launched, it will ask for your DuraCloud password and being synchronizing your local directories to the SPACE_NAME and storage provider specified with -i #

DuraCloud Retrieval Tool(command-line tool)

• URL for downloading the java tool from us: https://s3.amazonaws.com/tdl-duracloud.utilities/retrievaltool-8.01.0-driver.jar
• The launch command to get it started is requires arguments:
  • the -i 1 specifies to pull from the #1 storage provider (in our case S3)... you can use -i 0 for S3 or -i 2 for Glacier
  • the -s SPACE_NAME needs to be a space that you have access to on the S3 storage provider (and not "SPACE_NAME")
  • the -u USER needs to be your duracloud username (and not "USER")
  • the -c LOCAL_CONTENT_DIR is the local directory where the retrieved content will be stored (and not "LOCAL_CONTENT_DIR")
  • the -w WORK_DIR is a directory for the tool to use to store its log files and status files (and not "WORK_DIR")
  • the -t NUM_THREADS is the number of concurrent download threads the retrieval tool should use (defaults to 3 threads if not specified as an argument)
  • The tool comes with a "help" usage menu when passed the --help argument (where I got the previous definitions of parameters from) in case you need a more custom configuration
• java -jar retrievaltool-8.1.0-driver.jar -hdcloud.tdl.org-r 443 -i 1 -s SPACE_NAME -u USER -c LOCAL_CONTENT_DIR -w WORK_DIR -t NUM_THREADS
• Once launched, it will ask for your DuraCloud password and begin synchronizing your remote SPACE_NAME from the storage provider specified with -i # down to the LOCAL_CONTENT_DIR specified in the parameters