Clumsy pseudo-pseudo-code... from one who doesn't work with clusters... nor have any ken of their peculiarities, but could something like this conceivably work?
# monitor disk space in a cluster
# create @list_machines -- which do you need to check
my $i = 0; # create counter (flag)
for $_(@list machines) {
my $machine = $_; # select machine # This and the next line ==
+the WEAK POINTS?
# log in/open $machine
# if necessary, my @dirs = selection of dirs to check for change
my $dir (@dirs) {
readdir the dirs in preceding line; # dir /as for win
+ to obtain dir of all files in all subdirs
write dir results to local RAM file, $dir.$machine.$i
$i++;
if ( $i == 2 ) {
$i = 0;
}
next;
}
}
sleep (some amount of time);
for $_(@list machines) {
my $machine = $_; # select machine
if ( (exists $dir.$machine.0) && (exists $dir.$machine.1) ) {
compare those two files (diff, df, pure-perl list comparison)
...PROFIT...
}
}
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