github.com/NVIDIA/aistore@v1.3.23-0.20240517131212-7df6609be51d/cmd/README.md (about) 1 ## Table of Contents 2 - [Executables](#executables) 3 - [Installing from GitHub](#installing-from-github) 4 - [Installing from source](#installing-from-source) 5 6 ## Executables 7 8 | Directory | Binary name | Description | README | 9 |---|---|---|---| 10 | `cmd/cli` | `ais` | AIS command line management utility | [CLI](/docs/cli.md) | 11 | `cmd/aisloader` | `aisloader` | AIS integrated load generator | [aisloader](/docs/aisloader.md) | 12 | `cmd/aisnode` | `aisnode` | AIS node (gateway or target) binary | | 13 | `cmd/aisnodeprofile` | `aisnode` | ... with profiling enabled | | 14 | `cmd/authn` | `authn` | Standalone server providing token-based secure access to AIS clusters | [AuthN](/docs/authn.md) | 15 | `cmd/xmeta` | `xmeta` | Low-level tool to format (or extract in plain text) assorted AIS metadata and control structures | [xmeta](/cmd/xmeta/README.md) | 16 17 **NOTE**: installed CLI executable is named `ais`. 18 19 ## Installing from GitHub 20 21 Generally, AIStore (cluster) requires at least some sort of [deployment](/deploy#contents) process or sequence. 22 23 Standalone binaries, on the other hand, can be [built](Makefile) from source or installed directly from the latest or previous GitHub releases. 24 25 **NOTE:** binary installation is supported only for the `linux-amd64` platform. 26 27 In particular: 28 29 ```console 30 $ ./scripts/install_from_binaries.sh --help 31 32 NAME: 33 install_from_binaries.sh - install 'ais' (CLI) and 'aisloader' from release binaries 34 35 USAGE: 36 ./install_from_binaries.sh [options...] 37 38 OPTIONS: 39 --tmpdir <dir> work directory, e.g. /root/tmp 40 --dstdir <dir> installation destination 41 --release e.g., v1.3.15, v1.3.16, latest (default: latest) 42 --completions install and enable _only_ CLI autocompletions (ie., skip installing binaries) 43 ``` 44 45 **NOTE:** For CLI, the script will also enable auto-completions. CLI can be used without (bash, zsh) auto-completions but, generally, using using auto-completions is strongly recommended. 46 47 ### Example: download 'ais' and 'aisloader' binaries from the latest release 48 49 ```console 50 $ ./install_from_binaries.sh --dstdir /tmp/qqq 51 ``` 52 53 Upon execution, the two specific `linux-amd64` binaries, ready for usage, will be placed in `/tmp/qqq` destination. 54 55 ## Installing from source 56 57 ### CLI 58 59 The preferable way is to use [Makefile](/Makefile): 60 61 ```console 62 $ make cli 63 ``` 64 65 builds AIS CLI from the local aistore repository and installs it in your $GOPATH/bin. 66 67 **NOTE**: installed CLI binary is named `ais`. 68 69 Alternatively, you could also use `go install`: 70 71 ```console 72 $ go install github.com/NVIDIA/aistore/cmd/cli@latest` && mv $GOPATH/bin/cli $GOPATH/bin/ais 73 ``` 74 75 To install CLI auto-completions, you could also, and separately, use `cmd/cli/install_autocompletions.sh` 76 77 ### aisloader 78 79 [Makefile](/Makefile) way: 80 81 ```console 82 $ make aisloader 83 ``` 84 85 But again, you could also use `go install`: 86 87 ```console 88 $ go install github.com/NVIDIA/aistore/cmd/aisloader@latest 89 ``` 90 91 ## xmeta 92 93 `xmeta` is a low-level utility to format (or extract and show) assorted AIS control structures - see [usage](/cmd/xmeta/README.md). 94 95 For command line options and usage examples, simply run `xmeta` with no arguments: 96 97 ```console 98 $ xmeta 99 Usage of xmeta: 100 -f string ... 101 ... 102 Examples: 103 # Smap: 104 xmeta -x -in=~/.ais0/.ais.smap - extract Smap to STDOUT 105 ... 106 ``` 107 108 To install, run: 109 110 ```console 111 $ make xmeta 112 ``` 113 114 OR, same: 115 116 ```console 117 $ cd cmd/xmeta 118 $ go install 119 ```