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Chapter XXII. Lustre File System
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1. Introduction
The Lustre file system is a scalable, secure, robust, and highly-available cluster file system that
addresses I/O needs, such as low latency and extreme performance, of large computing
clusters.
Lustre Clusters
Lustre clusters contain three kinds of systems:
File system clients, which can be used to access the file system.
Object storage servers (OSS), which provide file I/O service.
Metadata servers (MDS), which manage the names and directories in the file system.
Systems in a Lustre cluster
1.1. Hardware Requirements
1.1.1. Supported Adapters
Currently Lustre File System is supported on following Chelsio Adapters:
T502-BT
T580-CR
- Document History 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- I. CHELSIO UNIFIED WIRE 12 4
- II. NETWORK (NIC/TOE) 47 4
- IV. IWARP (RDMA) 64 5
- V. WD-UDP 80 5
- VI. WD-TOE 91 5
- vii 7
- XVI. BYPASS DRIVER 216 8
- XXI. UNIFIED BOOT 387 10
- XXIII. APPENDIX A 455 11
- I. Chelsio Unified Wire 12
- 1. Introduction 13
- 1.2. Hardware Requirements 14
- 1.4. Package Contents 14
- Page 15 15
- 1.4.2. RPM package 16
- 2. Hardware Installation 17
- Page 18 18
- Page 19 19
- Configuration 20
- Tuning Option 20
- Description 20
- Driver/Software installed 20
- 3.1. Pre-requisites 21
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- [root@host]# ./install.py 26
- [root@host]#./install.py –h 27
- 3.2.3. CLI mode 28
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- 3.3.1. Menu Mode 32
- 3.3.2. CLI mode 33
- [root@host]# ./install.py –h 34
- 3.4. Firmware update 35
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- 4.1.3. CLI mode 38
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- 5.4. Checking Link 45
- 6. Software/Driver Update 46
- II. Network (NIC/TOE) 47
- 4.2. Performance tuning 52
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- [root@host]# ethtool -h 55
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- IV. iWARP (RDMA) 64
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- [root@host]# make 67
- [root@host]# make install 67
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- 4.2. Enabling various MPIs 70
- Intel-MPI 71
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- 4.2.4. Building MPI tests 76
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- 4.3. Setting up NFS-RDMA 78
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- V. WD-UDP 80
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- 4.1.2. Using libcxgb4_sock 86
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- VI. WD-TOE 91
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- 1.2.2. Adapter Requirements 100
- 1.2.3. Storage Requirements 100
- 1.3. Software Requirements 101
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- 2. Software/Driver Loading 103
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- Page 105 105
- 2.3.1. Linux Requirements 106
- Page 107 107
- 3. Software/Driver Unloading 108
- 4.1. Command Line Tools 109
- Page 110 110
- 4.3.2. Basic iSCSI Control 111
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- specifies 119
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- 4.6.1. ACL Enforcement 125
- 4.7.1. RAM Disk Details 126
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- 4.9.1. iscsictl 129
- 4.9.2. chisns 129
- 4.9.3. iscsictl options 130
- 4.11.1. iscsi_offload_mode 135
- 4.11.2. iscsi_auth_order 136
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- 1.2. Software Requirements 139
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- 4.1.3. Discovery and Login 144
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- X. FCoE PDU Offload Target 157
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- 3.6. Removing LUNs 173
- 3.7. Performance tuning 173
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- Page 175 175
- 4. Software/Driver Unloading 176
- Page 177 177
- 4.2.1. Verifying Local Ports 181
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- [root@host]# lsscsi –g 185
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- 4.4. Creating Filesystem 187
- Page 188 188
- XII. Offload Bonding driver 189
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- 1.1. Hardware Requirements 204
- *Limited QA Performed 205
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- Page 209 209
- 4.2. Configuring UDP Pacing 210
- XV. Offload IPv6 driver 211
- Page 213 213
- XVI. Bypass Driver 216
- 4.1. Starting ba server 222
- 4.2. Bypass API (CLI) 222
- 4.2.3. Bypass State 223
- 4.2.5. Redirect Management 224
- Command 225
- Page 227 227
- Page 228 228
- 1. Theory of Operation 229
- 2. Installation and Usage 232
- Page 233 233
- Page 234 234
- 2. Usage 237
- 2.2.1. Examples 238
- 2.3. Listing Filter Rules 239
- 2.4. Removing Filter Rules 239
- 2.5. Layer 3 example 240
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- 2.6. Layer 2 example 243
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- 3. Hash/DDR Filters 247
- 3.2. Listing Filter Rules 248
- 3.3. Removing Filter Rules 249
- 3.4. Swap MAC feature 249
- 3.5. Hit Counters 250
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- XIX. Traffic Management 252
- 4.1.1. Class Rate Limiting 257
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- 5. Usage 262
- Page 263 263
- Page 264 264
- 1.2. Reference Architecture 266
- CLI Client 267
- Web GUI Client 267
- 2. Hardware and Software 268
- 2.3. Platform/Driver Matrix 269
- Page 270 270
- Page 271 271
- Page 272 272
- 5. Management Agent 273
- 5.4. Firewall 274
- 6. CLI client 275
- 7. Web GUI client 276
- Page 277 277
- Page 278 278
- Page 279 279
- 7.3. Layout and Navigation 280
- 7.4. Home page 281
- Page 282 282
- Service Discovery 283
- Bulk Driver Installation 284
- 7.4.2. Add System 285
- 7.4.3. Remove System 286
- 7.4.4. Refresh 286
- 7.4.6. Bulk Configuration 287
- Manage Groups 288
- Boot Configuration 289
- Network Configuration 290
- Card Configuration 291
- Port Configuration 292
- Bypass Configuration 293
- 7.5. System page 294
- 7.5.2. Drivers Installation 295
- Page 296 296
- 7.5.3. Driver Details 297
- 7.5.4. System Diagnostics 298
- [root@host]# rmmod kvm 299
- [root@host]# rmmod cxgb4 299
- [root@host]# modprobe cxgb4 300
- Page 301 301
- Page 302 302
- 7.5.9. Xen Configurations 303
- 7.5.10. Xen VF Properties 304
- Page 305 305
- 7.6. Network page 306
- Page 307 307
- Page 308 308
- Page 309 309
- Card statistics 310
- Port summary 311
- Port settings 312
- Port statistics 313
- Page 314 314
- Page 315 315
- System network statistics 316
- Page 317 317
- Page 318 318
- Page 319 319
- Network troubleshooting 320
- Page 321 321
- 7.6.3.1. Hypervisor 322
- Xen Bridge Configuration 322
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- 7.6.4. iWARP 329
- iWARP Settings 329
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- 7.6.5. Wire Direct 332
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- 7.7. Storage Page 335
- Page 336 336
- 7.7.1.2. FCoE Port 337
- FCoE Port Summary 337
- FCoE Port Attributes 338
- FCoE NPIV management 339
- 7.7.1.3. FCoE Remote Port 340
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- 7.7.1.4. FCoE Virtual Port 342
- FCoE Virtual Port Summary 342
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- Page 344 344
- Initiator nodes 345
- Page 346 346
- Page 347 347
- Discover targets 348
- Page 349 349
- Targets 350
- Page 351 351
- FO iSCSI Manage Ports 352
- Page 353 353
- FO iSCSI Manage Instances 354
- FO iSCSI Discover Details 355
- FO iSCSI Session Details 356
- Page 357 357
- 7.7.4. iSCSI Target (Linux) 358
- Target Stack Globals 358
- Target properties 359
- Page 360 360
- Session details 361
- New Target Creation 362
- 7.7.5. LUNs 363
- Add LUN 364
- 7.7.6. Portal Groups 365
- Add Portal 366
- 7.7.7. ACLs 367
- Add ACL 368
- 7.8. Hardware Features 369
- Page 370 370
- Page 371 371
- 7.8.3. Boot 372
- Page 373 373
- T5/T4 Boot Configuration 374
- Page 375 375
- Page 376 376
- Page 377 377
- Page 378 378
- Page 379 379
- 7.8.4. Bypass 380
- Redirect Configuration 381
- Page 382 382
- Page 383 383
- Egress Queue Map 384
- Egress Packet Scheduler 384
- Page 385 385
- Page 386 386
- XXI. Unified Boot 387
- 2.1. Using Flash Utility 390
- C:\CHELSIO>cfut4 –l 391
- Page 392 392
- Page 393 393
- 2.2. Using cxgbtool 394
- 3. Configuring PXE Server 395
- 4. PXE boot process 396
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- 5. FCoE boot process 401
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- 6. iSCSI boot process 410
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- 8. OS Installation 425
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- 8.2.1. Using CD/DVD ROM 435
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- 8.3.1. Using CD/DVD ROM 440
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- Chapter XXI. Unified Boot 449
- XXII. Lustre File System 450
- Page 453 453
- Page 454 454
- XXIII. Appendix A 455
- 1. Troubleshooting 456
- Page 457 457
- Chapter XXIII. Appendix 458
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