A collection of scripts for administering an iRODS grid

chunk-transfer is a collection of programs for performing chunked data transfers from iRODS to a client.

A session is a group of log messages that occurred during a single connection.

The program dump-logs can be used to dump all of the sessions from the CyVerse grid.

The program filter-failed-sessions can be used to filter a sequence of sessions for those containing errors.

The program filter-sessions-by-origin can be combined with group-log-by-pid to find all of the sessions originating from a certain host.

The program filter-sessions-by-time can be combined with group-log-by-pid to find all of the open sessions during a given time interval.

The program filter-sessions-by-user can be used to filter a sequence of sessions for a given client user.

The program format-log-entries can be used to generate a sequence of formatted log file messages from an iRODS log file.

The program group-log-by-pid can be combined with format-log-entries to group log messages by the connection that generated them. This group of messages is called a session.

The program order-sessions can be combined with group-log-by-pid to list sessions by the order of their start times.

The program gather-logs can be used to retrieve all of the log messages from selected log files on a given server.

The program session-intervals can be used to extract session time intervals from a sequence of sessions.

The program check_irods checks to see if an iRODS service is online. It is intended for use with Nagios.

The program phymv can be used to move groups of files from one resource to another more efficiently that iphymv.

The program data-store-fix can be used to detect and repair issues with the Data Store.

The program classify-repl-errors takes the output of repl and group the errors by type.

The program get-replicas looks up information on the replicas of a data object.

The program repl can be used to replicate data objects to the taccCorralRes resource.

The program repl-report can be used to generate a report on the number and volume of data objects that need to be replicated.

The program count-sessions can be combined with sessions-intervals to generate a report on the number of concurrent sessions during each second for the time period covered by a sequence of sessions.

The program cyverse-throughput reports throughput between the client running the script and the CyVerse Data Store.

The program daily-transfer-report generates a report summarizing the amount of data uploaded and downloaded each day.

The program growth-report generates a report showing the monthly growth of the Data Store.

The program histogram can be used to generate a histogram of sizes from an arbitrary SQL query for byte-based sizes.

The program ips-proxy can be used to generate a report similar to ips, but when the IES behind a proxy.

The program list-rods-logs can be used to list the iRODS log files on a given server.

The project project-current-usage-report reports the amount of public and private data each project currently has on a given set of resources.

The program project-storage-report reports the amount of storage each project has used during each year.

The program resource-report generates a report on the size of the root resources.

The program rule-queue-report generates a report describing the current state of the deferred rule execution queue.

The program sharing-report generates a report on the amount of user data that has been shared.

The program transfer-report generates a report summarizing the amount of data uploaded and downloaded over a time period.

The program trash-report can be used to generate a report on how much trash there is.

The program resc-create-times lists all of the root resources sorted by creation time.

The program rm-resc can be used to remove all of the files from a given resource.

The program fsck-batch can be used to find data objects that are out of sync with their files.

The program fix-file-size can be used to set the sizes of a group of data objects with the sizes of their respective replicas.