Add a flag to enable/disable analytics so uplink can be run
non-interactively. Also when run non-interactively for the first time
it will not error any more but instead default to disable analytics.
Part of https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5126
Change-Id: I07ac8a040664334efcb4e2536f26c330c1751a6f
Add a docker image for uplink-cli and push it to docker hub.
We used to have this before the change to uplinkng. I'm not
sure if the pushing works, we'll see after merge.
To test, build an image with `make uplink-image`, read the tag from the
output and run normal uplink-cli commands using
`docker run -it storjlabs/uplink:df9bbceca-uplink-docker-go1.18.8-amd64 [command]`
Part of https://github.com/storj/uplink/issues/109
Change-Id: I8a10aab2b778951ff42a22ba2f252c581eb66b65
The copyFile method has some safeguards to ensure that the multipart
write is aborted. This is accomplished by always calling abort on the
MultiWriteHandle when the copy is finished, whether or not there was a
failure or it was successfully committed. If the copy was committed,
then this RPC is a no-op on the metainfo server.
Regardless, the calls to abort to constitute an additional RPC to the
satellite for no benefit. This is exacerbated by the fact that the code
currently ends up calling abort twice.
This change updates the libuplink-backed MultiWriteHandle implementation
to not call abort if the write is committed and vice-versa. This
eliminates the two wasteful RPC calls.
Change-Id: I13679234f6f473e9a93179e6791fb57eac512f25
This change is similar to
https://review.dev.storj.io/c/storj/storj/+/7687 but applied when
uploading from stdin with parallelism > 1.
Currently, the paralellism from stdin scales up to 3 or 4, but not
greater than that. If we buffer the content from stdin more aggressively
the parallelism scales to higher levels and reaches the performance of
reading directly from a file.
Change-Id: I1f447686a88074882709992ee6d52dd262e220fb
This new advanced flag configures libuplink to store in-memory the
erasure-coded pieces that are temporarily created during upload.
By default, libuplink writes the erasure-coded pieces as temp files on
the disk, but this results in additional IOPS that affect the
performance in hot-rodded scenarios.
If the erasure-coded pieces are kept in-memory and the system has enough
RAM, the upload speed may be boosted with 20-30%.
The flag is added as "advanced" as we don't recommend it by default.
Co-authored-by: Stefan Benten <mail@stefan-benten.de>
Change-Id: Icc54f03b6c0bc27c97126f6f1d22748d21a15959
Because --readonly is default true, passing something like
--disallow-deletes=false would not actually update that
value because the readonly flag would override. this makes it
so that the --disallow-* flags override the --readonly and
--writeonly flags.
Also fixes some minor formatting issues with share like an
extra space after the "Public Access:" entry.
Simplifies the handling of the explicit "none" by making the
flags for the dates optional and using nil to signify that
the value was left unset.
Bump the go.mod to go1.18 to enable the use of generics and
add a small generic function. This can easily be backed out
if it causes problems.
Change-Id: I1c5f1321ad17b8ace778ce55561cbbfc24321a68
Uplink doesn't have a `save` command, however, it's referred on an error
message that's returned when the `access register` command is executed
without having any default access configured.
The correct command to mention is `import`.
Change-Id: Ia2092d02965737f421683fc98c52a51c9529b86e
This patch makes it possible to use `uplink share` in test environment (like storj-up) where authservice doesn't have full secure endpoint.
This supposed to be an undocumented feature (no flag, just a custom prefix) to avoid any confusion for regular users.
Change-Id: I256aefc944066e52c72224e7b6f1a593b5bc57f7
there's not really anything better to send. uplinks have
rotating node ids on each startup, so that's not right
here. i don't think anyone will use instance id for
uplinks so let's just fold and send nothing.
Change-Id: I2511605e95eba1816d662d385b28d5feab8c4eb0
allow multiple source paths and a single destination path.
this makes commands like `uplink cp foo* sj://bucket` work
as expected.
require at least one remote path when copying. this ensures
that users don't accidentally overwrite their local files
with other local files, which is almost never what they wanted
because they would just use cp.
Change-Id: I28948f4ff735d29db06de81fc8c2a15b9f4ee3f5
Due to a programming error it was possible to "share" without an expiry
implicitly. This pollutes the auth service database.
fixes https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5188
Change-Id: I04a345662c26948c6be6c1ae6bee3b5a583bebc4
This patch fix the beavior of the distributed tracing reporter.
1. For developer build we don't append the date
* We don't need to separate service instances in jaeger (search by trace ID)
* It's usually 0000-00-000 anyway as release.sh is not used for dev builds
2. Tracing ID MUST be unique
* Instead of trusting the user to set a unique value (how can they do it?), we generate a random number
3. To make it possible to find the trace, there is a new flag to print out the generated tracing ID
4. Monkit `remoteTrace` call is replaced with normal monkit Task.
* remoteTrace call assumes that we have a parent span in an other service (which is already sent to the server)
* Here we must send out the parent span, as this is the beginning of the trace
5. We properly close the Jaeger UDP collector, and we wait until remaining messages are sent out
Change-Id: Iabf5abf25f4f20881188f88edcbadca95ac74927
As a reminder: latest clingy removed the requirement of having custom context (which made the usage of context.WithValue harder) and uses simple context instead.
Clingy saves the stdin/stdout/stderr to the context (earlier to separated context type) to make it available for unit testing.
Change-Id: I8896574f4670721de43a577cd4b35952e3b5d00e
Added Setup of access maker call into cmd_access_setup to use flags during cmd call
Closes https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4766
Change-Id: I0c75f224414099573b021b18b87d9e17192cecc5
this allows one to specify a trace id and cause any remote
spans to be sent up to wherever. it doesn't collect any
local traces.
Change-Id: Ia87e294bb276d966f9f3dbfbaf6e7916b1ec7af9
It seems the tests relied on time.Now(), which might cause some
discrepancies in calculations. Use a fixed time.Now() rather than
recalculating.
As a sidefix, remove "Test" prefix from t.Run. These are unnecessary.
Change-Id: I1de903fcf0fcf46fc8e3acf2463e17239b8e3cc6
Current pipelining to stdout is synchronous so we don't have any
advantage from using --parallelism flag. This change adds buffer
while writing to stdout. Each part is first read into the buffer
and flushed only when all data was read from this part.
https://github.com/storj/uplink/issues/105
Change-Id: I07bec0f4864dc4fccb42224e450d85d4d196f2ee
Main issue was that when one part copy failed while being inside
goroutine (limiter) and another part was still collecting src/dst parts
it was possible to drop errors from failed part copy. It was possible
bacause on fail context was canceled and if we were still getting
part src/dst then it was returning error immediately and error
group with errors from goroutine was ignored.
Change-Id: I75c6799eba358741629795f2971c7a964cb2c9ce
Few improvements were made to how we are handling errors
while doing parallel upload/download for single object:
* unhide error under 'context canceled' which was shown in most of
cases
* add part number to error message
* don't try to commit if any error occurs while operation
* combine errors into more readable form, example:
---
failed to download part 3: uplink: eestream: failed to download stripe 0:
error retrieving piece 00: ecclient: piecestore: rpc: tcp connector failed: rpc: dial tcp 97.119.158.36:28967: i/o timeout
...
error retrieving piece 89: ecclient: piecestore: rpc: tcp connector failed: rpc: dial tcp 161.129.152.194:28967: i/o timeout
failed to download part 1: uplink: eestream: failed to download stripe 0:
error retrieving piece 01: io: read/write on closed pipe
...
error retrieving piece 97: io: read/write on closed pipe
failed to download part 2: uplink: eestream: failed to download stripe 0:
error retrieving piece 00: io: read/write on closed pipe
...
error retrieving piece 01: ecclient: piecestore: rpc: tcp connector failed: rpc: dial tcp 180.183.132.234:28967: operation was canceled
error retrieving piece 96: io: read/write on closed pipe
main.(*cmdCp).parallelCopy:418
main.(*cmdCp).copyFile:262
main.(*cmdCp).Execute:156
main.(*external).Wrap:123
github.com/zeebo/clingy.(*Environment).dispatchDesc:126
github.com/zeebo/clingy.(*Environment).dispatch:53
github.com/zeebo/clingy.Environment.Run:34
main.main:26
runtime.main:250
---
Change-Id: I9bb70b3f754567761fa8d17bef8ef59b0709e33b
At some point uplink cli lost ability to set metadata. This change
brings back this functionality for 'cp' operation.
https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/3848
Change-Id: Ia5f60eb577fcab8a38d94730d8cdc6e0338d3b46
Uplink can upload from stdin and download to stdout. We had
such tests for old binary but now we were missing it.
Change-Id: I5110a9f531f5cc21277fa53611995fb5b556ff16
if you somehow get an invalid access grant in your
config file, it'd be nice to be able to list it
and delete it and stuff.
Change-Id: I7e335bf32353f294d5abb6a7c5f8f3aa18f2f6a7
This changes allows fetching the file size more easily (for supported
files) in order to afterwards calculate the multipart part size
accordingly.
Change-Id: Idabba4c2ee794ee471973889f5843174a7acad35
This change allows the uplink to bump the part size based on the
content length that is being copied. This ensures we are staying
below the 10k part limit currently enforced on the satellites.
If the user specifies the flag, it will error out if the value
chosen by the user is too low. Otherwise it will use it.
Change-Id: I00d30f603d941c2f7703ba19d5923e668629a7b9
recursive copy had a bug with relative local paths.
this fixes that bug and changes the test framework
to use more of the code that actually runs in uplink
and only mocks out the direct interaction with the
operating system.
Change-Id: I9da2a80bfda8f86a8d05879b87171f299f759c7e
With this change users can use the uplink cli in
scripts (ie. bash) more easily, since the output
can be switched to an easier processable json format.
It keeps the default of tabbed output.
Change-Id: I37e2c55f75c2250c3119fd8df8b66a766ff9096b
When ctx is cancelled limiter won't start a new goroutine.
The code didn't immediately return an error in that case.
The dst.Commit(ctx) would fail anyways due to a cancelled ctx.
However, we can make the behavior clearer by returning immediately.
Change-Id: I65df7ca85de55813f3200a50db2eaaa7a297ba2c
It was possible for the a previous write / part to fail or be aborted
and the next part write still happened. This causes a data ordering
corruption.
The whole write to parallel stdout fails, so there shouldn't be
confusion with regards to the output acceptability. However, it would
be clearer, if we avoided writing out-of-order data... mainly to be
clear that we didn't corrupt the data, just that it's incomplete.
Change-Id: I97b0d14404f29e8615e7d29b10cbd61ccb861e40
Also ensure that abort is given at least 5 seconds to clear up any
pending uploads on cancellation.
Change-Id: I814aa407ee5783f2609a76b54de2879dcd5f89bb
If the cp command is executed with higher level of parallelism, it would
open more connections to storage nodes at the same time. Therefore, the
connection pool capacity should be expanded accordingly.
The pool capacity is set to 100 * parallelism.
Change-Id: Ia8b3ab6a99340d8cbb87a7b80c3354b2b21c1958
I don't think it should matter for correctness whether this matches the
segment size or not, so I think there is something else wrong. However,
making this change seems to eliminate the "corruption when ulimit -n is
too low" problem we're seeing right now.
Change-Id: I232fe0d0a371b86ddf902e8c2d4778e140b2f1fc
