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Hands on session: the AMGA Metadata Catalogue

Hands on session: the AMGA Metadata Catalogue. Domenico Vicinanza, CERN EELA Tutorial, Santiago, September 2006. Access the Metadata Catalog. Login to the GRID authenticating with VOMS extension: $ voms-proxy-init –voms gilda Start up the Metadata Catalog Client with $ mdclient

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Hands on session: the AMGA Metadata Catalogue

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  1. Hands on session: the AMGA Metadata Catalogue Domenico Vicinanza, CERN EELA Tutorial, Santiago, September 2006

  2. Access the Metadata Catalog • Login to the GRID authenticating with VOMS extension: $ voms-proxy-init –voms gilda • Start up the Metadata Catalog Client with $ mdclient Connected to amga.ct.infn.it:8822 ARDA Metadata Server 1.2.0 Query> • Once logged in, you can list the available commands, typing help. • Commands are grouped by topic. You can get the list of valid commands for each topic, typing:help [topic] • Example: help entry (If mdclient is not working, copy a template of config file for the MDC: $ cp $GLITE_LOCATION/etc/mdclient.config \ $HOME/.mdclient.config) Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  3. Valid topics: help metadata metadata-optional directory replication entry group acl index schema sequence user view ticket commands AMGA: List of topics (HELP) Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  4. >> createdir <path> [options] Make a new folder. It can inherit the schema assosciated to the upper level folder >> rm pattern Remove items corresponding to the given pattern >> link <file> Make a link to another file or to a external URL >> dir <directory> List the content of a directory >> listentries <directory> List the items (not the collections) of a directory >> stat <filepattern> Show the statistic information about a directory >> chown <file> <owner> Changhe the ownership of a file or a directory >> chmod <file> <rights> Change the access rights to a file or a directory >> rmdir <directory> Remove a directory >> dump <directory> Make a recursive dump startung from a given directory, (the default is: ‘/’) mdclient: generic commands Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  5. MDC directory related commands • Browse the contents of a directory • dir [path] Returns the name of all subdirectories and files in the given pathor in the current directory if not specified • Print the current working directory • pwd • Change the current working directory • cd directory Example: cd /gilda/santiago • Directory creation • createdir /parentdir/dir Creates the directory dir if it does not yet exist but parentdir already does Example: createdir /gilda/santiago/vicinanza • Directory removal • rmdir path Removes the (empty) directory given by path Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  6. MDC: Handling attributes • Schema population • addattr dir attr type Adds a new attribute to the schema of a directory. Type is the name of an SQL datatype which will translated (if necessary) into a data type understood by the back end DB. Examples of valid datatypes are int, float, varchar(n), timestamp, text, numeric(p,s) Examples:addattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ MovieTitle varchar(100) addattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ Runtime int addattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ PlotOutline text • Attribute listing • listattr path Returns a list of all attributes of the given file/direcory • Attribute Removal • removeattr dir attribute Removes an attribute from a directory if it is not used by any entry in the directory Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  7. MDC: managing entries • Entry creation • addentry entry (attribute value)+ Add a new entry and initializes some attributes Example: addentry /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/madagascar.mov MovieTitle Madagascar • Setting attribute values • setattr entry (attribute value)+ Sets one or more attributes of an entry to given values Example: setattr /gilda/…/madagascar.mov Runtime 86 • Getting attribute values • getattr pattern (attribute)+ Returns the entries and all the attributes for every file matching pattern Example: getattr /gilda/…/vicinanza/*.mov Title • Entry deletion • rm pattern Removes all entries matching pattern Example: rm /gilda/…/m*.mov Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  8. Metadata Queries • find pattern ‘query_condition’ Returns all entries matching pattern for which query_condition is true Examples: find /gilda/…/vicinanza/ ‘Runtime > 80’find /gilda/…/vicinanza/ ‘like(MovieTitle, “Mad%”)’find /gilda/…/vicinanza ‘like(MovieTitle, “Mad%”) AND Runtime > 80’ • selectattr attr... condition Returns the values of given attributes for all files matching condition Example: cd /gilda/santiago/vicinanza selectattr .:MovieTitle .:Runtime 'Runtime > 80' >> >Madagascar< >> >86< Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  9. Hands-on Session Exercise: • Log into the Metadata Catalog • Create a directory with your surname into the /grid/gilda/santiago directory • Add some attributes (Description (varchar(100), Value int, Comment text) to the directory just created • Add some entries using as entry name the LFNs you uploaded and registered into the File Catalog during the DMS hands-on session • Fill the attribute fields for the inserted entries • Look for the entries having ‘Value’ > 50 Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  10. Solution Query> createdir vicinanza Query> pwd >> /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ Query> addattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ Value int Query> addattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ Description varchar(100) Query> addattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ Comment varchar(100) Query> addentry /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/<file1> Value 1 Description ‘Desc for <file1>' Comment 'Remark for <file1>‘ … Query> addentry /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/<fileX> Value X Description ‘Desc for <fileX>' Comment 'Remark for <fileX>' Query> getattr /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/* Value Description Comment … Query> find /gilda/santiago/vicinanza/ ‘Value >= k‘ (k=1…X) Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  11. Metadata ACL • acl_show <directory> Returns the access rights associated to a given path Example: acl_show /gilda/santiago/vicinanza • acl_add <directory> <group> <rights> (rights=‘rwx’) Add/Change the ACL rights associated to the path Example: acl_add /gilda/santiago/vicinanza gilda:users rx • acl_remove <directory> <group> <rights> (rights=‘rwx’) Add/Change the ACL rights associated to the path Example: acl_add /gilda/santiago/vicinanza gilda:users rx Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

  12. Thanks to Riccardo Bruno who firstly developed these slides Location, Meeting, dd.mm.yyyy

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