Closed meiq4096 closed 1 year ago
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@meiq4096 Use the info
command of PFS would display the usage.
@meiq4096 Use the
info
command of PFS would display the usage.
Thank you for your reply. Yes, You can see the file system metadata in the info parameter, but it's a little less user-friendly. The output of df is better.
postgres@ddf1d8d202f1:~$ sudo pfs -C disk info nvme0n1p2
Blktag Info:
(0)allocnode: id 0, shift 0, nchild=100, nall 256000, nfree 255643, next 0
Direntry Info:
(0)allocnode: id 0, shift 0, nchild=100, nall 204800, nfree 204797, next 0
Inode Info:
(0)allocnode: id 0, shift 0, nchild=100, nall 204800, nfree 204797, next 0
Or maybe you can refer to the output of "hadoop dfsadmin -report " .
@meiq4096 Good suggestion!
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Describe the problem
I know pfs can build a distributed file system on the shared storage using mkfs option, but I can't find the method to view the total size and free size of the file system. Do you have any plans to do this please? ...