The "cernvm-fs" cookbook deploys and configures [CernVM-FS][1](CVMFS) infrastructure.
The "cernvm-fs" cookbook deploys and configures [CernVM-FS][1] infrastructure.
_CernVM File System (CernVM-FS) is a read-only network file system based on HTTP and optimized to deliver software in a fast, scalable, and reliable way. Files and file meta-data are cached and downloaded on demand._
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Build CVMFS Debian packages with the [cvmfs-install](files/default/cvmfs-install) script, and upload the deb-files to a local package repository. Deployment and configuration of a CVMFS server is described in [documents/server.markdown][4]. Mount CVMFS repositories on client nodes as explained in [documents.client.markdown][5].
The recipe `cernvm-fs::remote` helps to keep software build systems in sync with the corresponding CVMFS server publishing this software (read [documents/remote.markdown][6].
The recipe `cernvm-fs::remote` helps to keep software build systems in sync with the corresponding CVMFS server publishing this software (read [documents/remote.markdown][6]).
License
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The script `files/default/cvmfs-install` deploys a specific version of CernVM-FS[1] locally. Copy this script to `/usr/local/src` and execute (as root):
The script `files/default/cvmfs-install` deploys a specific version of [CernVM-FS][1] locally. Copy this script to `/usr/local/src` and execute (as root):
» lsb_release -d
Description: Debian GNU/Linux 7.0 (wheezy)
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» ls -1 /cvmfs/repo.devops.test
new_repository
Details are described in the CernVM-FS Technical Report[2]. In order to update the repository (add/remove content) use the `cvmfs_server` script:
Details are described in the [CernVM-FS Technical Report][2]. In order to update the repository (add/remove content) use the `cvmfs_server` script: