Feature #9070
closed
arv-put to another cluster
Description
for example:
If I'm on shell.qr1hi and want to put data on qr2hi, I need to arv-put to qr1hi then arv-copy to qr2hi. It would be cool if I could just arv-put to qr2hi. Something like arv-put --dst-cluster qr2hi uuid (default will be the cluster you are on)
Updated by Brett Smith almost 10 years ago
Bryan,
Are you requesting that arv keep put grows a switch like arv copy --dst, where it will read a different configuration file than ~/.config/arvados/settings.conf?
Note in the meantime you can do this by setting the ARVADOS_API_HOST and ARVADOS_API_TOKEN environment variables before you run. For example, if you have a configuration file qr2hi.conf, try:
env $(cat ~/.config/arvados/qr2hi.conf) arv keep put FILENAME ...
(This can break in weird ways if qr2hi.conf doesn't look exactly like it should, so be careful.)
Updated by Bryan Cosca almost 10 years ago
Brett Smith wrote:
Bryan,
Are you requesting that
arv keep putgrows a switch likearv copy --dst, where it will read a different configuration file than~/.config/arvados/settings.conf?
yes
Note in the meantime you can do this by setting the
ARVADOS_API_HOSTandARVADOS_API_TOKENenvironment variables before you run. For example, if you have a configuration fileqr2hi.conf, try:[...]
(This can break in weird ways if
qr2hi.confdoesn't look exactly like it should, so be careful.)
yep that makes sense, thanks.
Updated by Brett Smith almost 10 years ago
- Status changed from New to Duplicate
Bryan Cosca wrote:
Brett Smith wrote:
Bryan,
Are you requesting that
arv keep putgrows a switch likearv copy --dst, where it will read a different configuration file than~/.config/arvados/settings.conf?yes
Then this duplicates #3897.