Upload a directory, in parallel, to an artifact repository
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This code uploads an entire directory and allows for its reparenting on a remote server (an artifact repository).
Three concerns:
- Copying the files locally takes a lot of space. Ideally, I could use
inotifyand as soon as mywget -mhad a file I could begin immediately uploading and then deleting. These repositories can be hundreds of gigs - For performance reasons I fork/join everything. This definitely improves overall job performance but I get an error
upload.sh: fork: retry: Resource temporarily unavailablewhich is the OS telling me I can't have more sub processes. My concern is that some of these processes will terminate without doing their job because of this. - Lastly, and I can't be sure of this, but several of the larger files that upload seem to never complete when I use a fork. But when I do a 1-off they finish in an appropriate time
First I run:
wget --user cbongiorno --password abc123 --mirror --no-parent https://artifactory.stback.com/artifactory/BIF-Releases &> my.logs
Then I do the upload. It would be nice to upload and delete files as they come in
#!/usr/bin/env bash
[[ -z "$1" ]] && echo "no resource directory supplied" && exit -1
[[ -z "$2" ]] && echo "no destination repository supplied" && exit -1
upload() {
local local_repo="$1"
local remote_repo="$2"
local ct
local user=${3:-${USER:-$(read -p "Username: " user && [ -n "${user}" ] && echo ${user})}}
local pwd=$(read -s -p "Password: " pwd && [ -n "${pwd}" ] && echo ${pwd})
echo ""
declare -a pids
for art in $(find "${local_repo}" -not -path '*/.*' -type f -not -name 'index.html' | sed -n 's;./(.*);1;p'); do
# file extension
case "$(echo ${art} | rev | cut -d'.' -f1 | rev)" in
jar)
ct="application/java-archive"
;;
md5)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
pom)
ct="application/x-maven-pom+xml"
;;
sha1)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
txt)
ct="text/plain"
;;
xml)
ct="application/xml"
;;
esac
(
echo "${art} -> ${remote_repo}/${art}"
curl -v -u "${user}:${pwd}" -X PUT -d "@$art" -H "Content-Type: $ct" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1 &&
curl -I -u "${user}:${pwd}" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1
) &
pids[${i}]=$!
done
for pid in ${pids[*]}; do
wait ${pid}
done
}
upload "$@"
bash concurrency curl
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$begingroup$
This code uploads an entire directory and allows for its reparenting on a remote server (an artifact repository).
Three concerns:
- Copying the files locally takes a lot of space. Ideally, I could use
inotifyand as soon as mywget -mhad a file I could begin immediately uploading and then deleting. These repositories can be hundreds of gigs - For performance reasons I fork/join everything. This definitely improves overall job performance but I get an error
upload.sh: fork: retry: Resource temporarily unavailablewhich is the OS telling me I can't have more sub processes. My concern is that some of these processes will terminate without doing their job because of this. - Lastly, and I can't be sure of this, but several of the larger files that upload seem to never complete when I use a fork. But when I do a 1-off they finish in an appropriate time
First I run:
wget --user cbongiorno --password abc123 --mirror --no-parent https://artifactory.stback.com/artifactory/BIF-Releases &> my.logs
Then I do the upload. It would be nice to upload and delete files as they come in
#!/usr/bin/env bash
[[ -z "$1" ]] && echo "no resource directory supplied" && exit -1
[[ -z "$2" ]] && echo "no destination repository supplied" && exit -1
upload() {
local local_repo="$1"
local remote_repo="$2"
local ct
local user=${3:-${USER:-$(read -p "Username: " user && [ -n "${user}" ] && echo ${user})}}
local pwd=$(read -s -p "Password: " pwd && [ -n "${pwd}" ] && echo ${pwd})
echo ""
declare -a pids
for art in $(find "${local_repo}" -not -path '*/.*' -type f -not -name 'index.html' | sed -n 's;./(.*);1;p'); do
# file extension
case "$(echo ${art} | rev | cut -d'.' -f1 | rev)" in
jar)
ct="application/java-archive"
;;
md5)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
pom)
ct="application/x-maven-pom+xml"
;;
sha1)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
txt)
ct="text/plain"
;;
xml)
ct="application/xml"
;;
esac
(
echo "${art} -> ${remote_repo}/${art}"
curl -v -u "${user}:${pwd}" -X PUT -d "@$art" -H "Content-Type: $ct" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1 &&
curl -I -u "${user}:${pwd}" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1
) &
pids[${i}]=$!
done
for pid in ${pids[*]}; do
wait ${pid}
done
}
upload "$@"
bash concurrency curl
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
$endgroup$
add a comment |
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$begingroup$
This code uploads an entire directory and allows for its reparenting on a remote server (an artifact repository).
Three concerns:
- Copying the files locally takes a lot of space. Ideally, I could use
inotifyand as soon as mywget -mhad a file I could begin immediately uploading and then deleting. These repositories can be hundreds of gigs - For performance reasons I fork/join everything. This definitely improves overall job performance but I get an error
upload.sh: fork: retry: Resource temporarily unavailablewhich is the OS telling me I can't have more sub processes. My concern is that some of these processes will terminate without doing their job because of this. - Lastly, and I can't be sure of this, but several of the larger files that upload seem to never complete when I use a fork. But when I do a 1-off they finish in an appropriate time
First I run:
wget --user cbongiorno --password abc123 --mirror --no-parent https://artifactory.stback.com/artifactory/BIF-Releases &> my.logs
Then I do the upload. It would be nice to upload and delete files as they come in
#!/usr/bin/env bash
[[ -z "$1" ]] && echo "no resource directory supplied" && exit -1
[[ -z "$2" ]] && echo "no destination repository supplied" && exit -1
upload() {
local local_repo="$1"
local remote_repo="$2"
local ct
local user=${3:-${USER:-$(read -p "Username: " user && [ -n "${user}" ] && echo ${user})}}
local pwd=$(read -s -p "Password: " pwd && [ -n "${pwd}" ] && echo ${pwd})
echo ""
declare -a pids
for art in $(find "${local_repo}" -not -path '*/.*' -type f -not -name 'index.html' | sed -n 's;./(.*);1;p'); do
# file extension
case "$(echo ${art} | rev | cut -d'.' -f1 | rev)" in
jar)
ct="application/java-archive"
;;
md5)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
pom)
ct="application/x-maven-pom+xml"
;;
sha1)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
txt)
ct="text/plain"
;;
xml)
ct="application/xml"
;;
esac
(
echo "${art} -> ${remote_repo}/${art}"
curl -v -u "${user}:${pwd}" -X PUT -d "@$art" -H "Content-Type: $ct" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1 &&
curl -I -u "${user}:${pwd}" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1
) &
pids[${i}]=$!
done
for pid in ${pids[*]}; do
wait ${pid}
done
}
upload "$@"
bash concurrency curl
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
$endgroup$
This code uploads an entire directory and allows for its reparenting on a remote server (an artifact repository).
Three concerns:
- Copying the files locally takes a lot of space. Ideally, I could use
inotifyand as soon as mywget -mhad a file I could begin immediately uploading and then deleting. These repositories can be hundreds of gigs - For performance reasons I fork/join everything. This definitely improves overall job performance but I get an error
upload.sh: fork: retry: Resource temporarily unavailablewhich is the OS telling me I can't have more sub processes. My concern is that some of these processes will terminate without doing their job because of this. - Lastly, and I can't be sure of this, but several of the larger files that upload seem to never complete when I use a fork. But when I do a 1-off they finish in an appropriate time
First I run:
wget --user cbongiorno --password abc123 --mirror --no-parent https://artifactory.stback.com/artifactory/BIF-Releases &> my.logs
Then I do the upload. It would be nice to upload and delete files as they come in
#!/usr/bin/env bash
[[ -z "$1" ]] && echo "no resource directory supplied" && exit -1
[[ -z "$2" ]] && echo "no destination repository supplied" && exit -1
upload() {
local local_repo="$1"
local remote_repo="$2"
local ct
local user=${3:-${USER:-$(read -p "Username: " user && [ -n "${user}" ] && echo ${user})}}
local pwd=$(read -s -p "Password: " pwd && [ -n "${pwd}" ] && echo ${pwd})
echo ""
declare -a pids
for art in $(find "${local_repo}" -not -path '*/.*' -type f -not -name 'index.html' | sed -n 's;./(.*);1;p'); do
# file extension
case "$(echo ${art} | rev | cut -d'.' -f1 | rev)" in
jar)
ct="application/java-archive"
;;
md5)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
pom)
ct="application/x-maven-pom+xml"
;;
sha1)
ct="application/x-checksum"
;;
txt)
ct="text/plain"
;;
xml)
ct="application/xml"
;;
esac
(
echo "${art} -> ${remote_repo}/${art}"
curl -v -u "${user}:${pwd}" -X PUT -d "@$art" -H "Content-Type: $ct" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1 &&
curl -I -u "${user}:${pwd}" "$remote_repo/$art" 2&>1
) &
pids[${i}]=$!
done
for pid in ${pids[*]}; do
wait ${pid}
done
}
upload "$@"
bash concurrency curl
bash concurrency curl
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
edited 2 mins ago
200_success
129k15153415
129k15153415
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
asked 42 mins ago
Christian BongiornoChristian Bongiorno
348110
348110
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