There are five main functions in using arozdfs. Select the following functions one by one and try out the process.

1. Upload the file that you want to send into the arozdfs. Click here after the upload is finished.

2. Select the file you want slice and click on it. The page will refresh automatically when slicing processes ended.

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Chunk Size (MB)

3. Upload the chunks to the listed clusters. If nothing is displayed below, please redo step 2 until the file chunks are shown below.
Upload pending chunk:

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Storage Filename

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4. Download and Merge: These are the files uploaded to the arozdfs clusters. Click any of the filename below to download.

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5. Preview exported files. Click any file in the list below to view its content.

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Here is the file index tree that is currently stored inside the distrubuted file system.

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Here is a list of chunks stored on this host.

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The followings are "arozdfs root", "cluster setting", "upload target UUID" and "local storage directory" information.
These can be modified using NotepadA before the upload process start.