#! /usr/bin/perl =head1 NAME s3_multipart_upload.pl - Script to test rgw multipart upload using s3 interface. =head1 SYNOPSIS Use: perl s3_multipart_upload.pl [--help] Examples: perl s3_multipart_upload.pl or perl s3_multipart_upload.pl --help =head1 DESCRIPTION This script intends to test the rgw multipart upload followed by a download and verify checksum using s3 interface and reports test results =head1 ARGUMENTS s3_multipart_upload.pl takes the following arguments: --help (optional) Displays the usage message. =cut use Amazon::S3; use Data::Dumper; use IO::File; use Getopt::Long; use Digest::MD5; use Pod::Usage(); use FindBin; use lib $FindBin::Bin; use s3_utilities; my $help; Getopt::Long::GetOptions( 'help' => \$help ); Pod::Usage::pod2usage(-verbose => 1) && exit if ($help); #== local variables === my $s3; my $domain = "front.sepia.ceph.com"; my $host = get_hostname(); my $port = $ENV{RGW_PORT}||7280; our $hostname = "$host.$domain:$port"; our $testfileloc; our $mytestfilename; # upload a file to the bucket sub upload_file { my ($fsize, $i) = @_; create_file($fsize, $i); print "adding file to bucket $bucketname: $mytestfilename\n"; ($bucket->add_key_filename( $mytestfilename, $testfileloc, { content_type => 'text/plain', }, ) and (print "upload file successful\n" ) and return 0 ) or (print "upload failed\n" and return 1); } # delete the bucket sub delete_bucket { ($bucket->delete_bucket) and (print "bucket delete succeeded \n") or die $s3->err . "delete bucket failed\n" . $s3->errstr; } # Function to perform multipart upload of given file size to the user bucket via s3 interface sub multipart_upload { my ($size, $parts) = @_; # generate random user every time my $user = rand(); # Divide the file size in to equal parts and upload to bucket in multiple parts my $fsize = ($size/$parts); my $fsize1; run_s3($user); if ($parts == 10){ $fsize1 = '100Mb'; } elsif ($parts == 100){ $fsize1 = '10Mb'; } foreach my $i(1..$parts){ print "uploading file - part $i \n"; upload_file($fsize1, $i); } fetch_file_from_bucket($fsize1, $parts); compare_cksum($fsize1, $parts); purge_data($user); } # Function to download the files from bucket to verify there is no data corruption sub fetch_file_from_bucket { # fetch file from the bucket my ($fsize, $parts) = @_; foreach my $i(1..$parts){ my $src_file = "$fsize.$i"; my $dest_file = "/tmp/downloadfile.$i"; print "Downloading $src_file from bucket to $dest_file \n"; $response = $bucket->get_key_filename( $src_file, GET, $dest_file ) or die $s3->err . ": " . $s3->errstr; } } # Compare the source file with destination file and verify checksum to ensure # the files are not corrupted sub compare_cksum { my ($fsize, $parts)=@_; my $md5 = Digest::MD5->new; my $flag = 0; foreach my $i (1..$parts){ my $src_file = "/tmp/"."$fsize".".$i"; my $dest_file = "/tmp/downloadfile".".$i"; open( FILE, $src_file ) or die "Error: Could not open $src_file for MD5 checksum..."; open( DLFILE, $dest_file ) or die "Error: Could not open $dest_file for MD5 checksum."; binmode(FILE); binmode(DLFILE); my $md5sum = $md5->addfile(*FILE)->hexdigest; my $md5sumdl = $md5->addfile(*DLFILE)->hexdigest; close FILE; close DLFILE; # compare the checksums if ( $md5sum eq $md5sumdl ) { $flag++; } } if ($flag == $parts){ pass("checksum verification for multipart upload passed" ); }else{ fail("checksum verification for multipart upload failed" ); } } #== Main starts here=== ceph_os_info(); check(); # The following test runs multi part upload of file size 1Gb in 10 parts multipart_upload('1048576000', 10); # The following test runs multipart upload of 1 Gb file in 100 parts multipart_upload('1048576000', 100); print "OK";