This tool is under development and not in working condition!
A working installation of Rust and Cargo are required to build/install. These can be acquired through rustup. Rust nightly is needed to build this tool for the several nightly features: offset_to, proc_macro, conservative_impl_trait, and generators. The latter three are required for the futures-await crate. Rustup can be configured to override the local Rust version for building this crate; installation and override will look something like this:
curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh rustup install nightly rustup override set nightly Other dependencies are an installation of the librados-2 library, specifically the development files. Make sure to install Ceph Kraken or later! These can be installed with:
# Ubuntu (tested on 14.04 LTS) sudo apt-add-repository "deb https://download.ceph.com/debian-luminous/ `lsb_release -sc` main" sudo apt-get librados-dev # Fedora (tested on Fedora 24) dnf install librados2-devel Testing requires an installation of Docker. Once Rust, Cargo, and other dependencies are installed, attaca can be compiled and installed with:
cargo install attaca init # Initialize a repository in the current directory. attaca remote add <NAME> --ceph --ceph-mon-host 127.0.0.1 --ceph-user admin --ceph-pool rbd # Add a new remote from bare Ceph options. attaca remote add <NAME> --ceph --ceph-conf ./ceph.conf # Add a new remote from a ceph.conf file. attaca remote list # List all remotes for the current repository. attaca test chunk <INPUT> # Hashsplit a file and print chunk statistics. attaca test marshal <INPUT> # Split and marshal a file, and then write its chunks to disk in the local blob store. attaca test suite noop # Test the "suite" machinery - with no options this will result in spinning up and then shutting down a local RADOS cluster for testing. attaca test suite write_all <INPUT> # Test hashsplitting, chunking, and then sending a file into a local RADOS cluster. attaca utils read <HASH> [--dump] # Get information about a specific object, and/or dump the whole object to stdout. For more information, try running the above with --help or as attaca help [SUBCOMMAND].