Berkeley Storage Manager (BeStMan)

BeStMan is a full implementation of SRM v2.2, developed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, for disk based storage systems and mass storage systems such as HPSS. End users may have their own personal BeStMan that manages and provides an SRM interface to their local disks or storage systems. It works on top of existing disk-based unix file system, and has been reported so far to work on file systems such as NFS, PVFS, AFS, GFS, GPFS, PNFS, and Lustre. It also works with any existing file transfer service, such as gsiftp, http, https and ftp. It requires the minimal administrative efforts on the deployment and maintenance.

BeStMan2 is a Jetty based implementation of SRM v2.2, as opposed to globus container based implementation in the previous BeStMan. All the rest of functionalities and features are the same.

Links

• Summary of BeStMan
• Overview of BeStMan
• Another overview


• Documents


• License agreement
• Copyright notice


• BeStMan and BeStMan2 downloads
• BeStMan and BeStMan2 user contribution downloads


• BeStMan2 Users Guide
• Frequently Asked Questions - BeStMan2
• BeStMan2 open source release changes in SVN - 5/9/2012


• BeStMan source code info
• BeStMan Reference Implementation
• BeStMan Xrootd
• BeStMan Users Guide - April 2009
• Frequently Asked Questions - BeStMan


• SRM BeStMan Client Tools Users Guide
• SRM-Tester


• BeStMan in codeforge
• BeStMan user contribution in codeforge

Support

• Email: sdmsupportlbl.gov