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The bake-bulk-server command starts the server daemon.
The first argument to bake-bulk-server is
the address for Mercury to listen on. In this case we are using the CCI/SM
transport, and the "1/1" portion of the URL specifies the last two components
of the /tmp path to use for SM connection information. For other transports
this would more likely just be a port number.
The first argument to bake-bulk-server is the address for Mercury to
listen on. In this case we are using the CCI/SM transport. For other
transports this would more likely just be an address and port number
(e.g. "tcp://localhost:1234"). CCI/SM endpoints are identified by two
integers. By default ("sm://"), the first integer is the server's process
id and the second is 0. The defaults can be overriden on the command
line (e.g. "sm://1/1" fixes the listening address to 1/1). CCI/SM uses
the integers in the address in conjunction with the server's hostname
to create subdirectories in /tmp/cci/sm for IPC connection information.
CCI/SM will create all necessary subdirectories in /tmp/cci. For example,
if the command is run on host "carns-x1" with "sm://1/1" then CCI/SM
will create a /tmp/cci/sm/carns-x1/1/1 directory containing connection
information for the bake-bulk-server process.
The second argument to bake-bulk-server is the path to the libpmem-formatted
storage device.
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