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## Key Updates:
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+ ### Bump the version to v1.1.0
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+ * Code Optimization
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+ * bug fixed
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### Bump the version to v1.0.0
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* Optimize performance for large content reads and writes
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the cluster mode is enabled by default, You can also modify other settings if needed
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### final. Start the blobfs service
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- nohup java -jar blobfs-0.0.3jar
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+ cd the_file_path
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+ nohup java -jar blobfs-0.0.3jar &
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It is highly recommended that you should use [ supervisord] ( http://supervisord.org/ ) to manage the blobfs services.
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+ ### option. run blobfs as the system service
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+ on ubuntu:
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+ vi /usr/lib/systemd/system/blobfs.service
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+ put below contents into it:
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+ [Unit]
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+ Description=Blobfs Daemon
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+ [Service]
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+ WorkingDirectory=/home/linuxadmin/blobfs-blobfs-v1.1.0/bin
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+ ExecStart=/usr/bin/java -jar blobfs-1.1.0.jar
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+ User=root
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+ [Install]
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+ WantedBy=multi-user.target
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+ and then, use these command to manage the service
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+ $ systemctl start blobfs.service # starts the service
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+ $ systemctl enable blobfs.service # auto starts the service
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+ $ systemctl disable blobfs.service # stops autostart
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+ $ systemctl stop blobfs.service # stops the service
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+ $ systemctl restart blobfs.service # restarts the service
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## Tips
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* the block blob is read only by default. marked with read only flag. e.g. r--r--r--
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