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This document is a recipe showing how to use a swift client called RClone . Swift is in preview mode and should not be used for anything important. The current cluster will be destroyed and data may be removed without notice 1) . Additionally, you will need to have a conversation with Techstaff to setup a project scope before you can follow these instructions.
All of the data fed to the cluster should be also saved elsewhere, and you are advised against relying solely on this service at this time.
First, accept the certificate and login to The Dashboard with your CNetID and password.
important: Write csldap
in the domain
field of the login page.
Using the menu on the left, select "Identity → Application Credentials" to access the Application Credentials Interface
interface. Click the "+ Create Application Credential" button and fill out the form.
Be sure to download the application credentials after submitting the form
Credentials Advice:
Secret
blankadmin
Role (*not* unrestricted).
RClone is a swift client used as an example in this guide. Download and install rclone using the Install Guide . For this example, rclone binary was simply untared.
Configuration of rclone should be simplified as below
$ cat ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf [techstaff] type = swift env_auth = true auth_version = 3
Save your Application Credentials that you downloaded in the previous step, and include them in your shell's environment before running rclone. In the below example, everything that I would like to save is already in a local directory path /home/chudler/backup_data
. The remote location was named techstaff
in the above configuration file.
source ~/app-cred-swift-backup-test-openrc.sh ./rclone sync /home/chudler/backup_data techstaff:backup_current --backup-dir techstaff:backup_$(date -I)
OS_AUTH_URL
variable, as below.export OS_AUTH_URL=https://overcloud.cs.uchicago.edu:13000/v3