Configurando a Ferramenta de Importação/Exportação v1 do Azure
A Ferramenta de Importação/Exportação do Microsoft Azure é a ferramenta de preparação e reparo da unidade que pode ser usada com o serviço de Importação/Exportação do Microsoft Azure. É possível usar a ferramenta para as seguintes funções:
Antes de criar um trabalho de importação, é possível usar essa ferramenta para copiar dados para os discos rígidos que você pretende enviar para um data center do Microsoft Azure.
Após a conclusão de um trabalho de importação, é possível usar essa ferramenta para reparar os blobs corrompidos, ausentes ou que entraram em conflito com outros blobs.
Depois de receber as unidades de um trabalho de exportação concluído, é possível usar essa ferramenta para reparar os arquivos corrompidos ou ausentes nas unidades.
Pré-requisitos
Se estiver preparando as unidades para um trabalho de importação, você precisará atender aos seguintes pré-requisitos:
É necessário ter uma assinatura ativa do Azure.
A assinatura deve incluir uma conta de armazenamento com espaço disponível suficiente para armazenar os arquivos que você pretende importar.
É necessário pelo menos uma das chaves da conta de armazenamento.
É necessário um computador (o “computador de cópia”) com o Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 ou um sistema operacional Windows mais novo instalado.
O .NET Framework 4 deve ser instalado no computador de cópia.
O BitLocker deve estar habilitado no computador de cópia.
Serão necessárias uma ou mais unidades que contêm os dados a serem importados ou discos rígidos SATA de 3,5 polegadas vazios conectados ao computador de cópia.
Os arquivos que você pretende importar devem estar acessíveis no computador de cópia, estejam eles em um compartilhamento de rede ou um disco rígido local.
Se estiver tentando reparar uma importação com falha parcial, serão necessários:
Os arquivos de log de cópia
A chave da conta de armazenamento
Se estiver tentando reparar uma exportação com falha parcial, serão necessários:
Os arquivos de log de cópia
Os arquivos de manifesto (opcional)
A chave da conta de armazenamento
Instalando a ferramenta de Importação/Exportação do Azure
A Ferramenta de Importação/Exportação do Azure consiste nos seguintes arquivos:
WAImportExport.exe
WAImportExport.exe.config
WAImportExportCore.dll
WAImportExportRepair.dll
Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.dll
Hddid.dll
Copie esses arquivos para um diretório de trabalho, por exemplo,
c:\WAImportExport. Em seguida, abra uma janela da linha de comando no modo Administrador e defina o diretório acima como o diretório atual.Para gerar a saída do comando, execute a ferramenta sem parâmetros:
WAImportExport, a client tool for Microsoft Azure Import/Export service. Microsoft (c) 2013, 2014
Copy a Directory:
WAImportExport.exe PrepImport
/j:<JournalFile> [/logdir:<LogDirectory>] [/id:<SessionId>] [/resumesession]
[/abortsession] [/t:<TargetDriveLetter>] [/format] [/silentmode] [/encrypt]
[/bk:<BitLockerKey>] [/Disposition:<Disposition>] [/BlobType:<BlobType>]
[/PropertyFile:<PropertyFile>] [/MetadataFile:<MetadataFile>]
/srcdir:<SourceDirectory> /dstdir:<DestinationBlobVirtualDirectory>
Copy a File:
WAImportExport.exe PrepImport
/j:<JournalFile> [/logdir:<LogDirectory>] [/id:<SessionId>] [/resumesession]
[/abortsession] [/t:<TargetDriveLetter>] [/format] [/silentmode] [/encrypt]
[/bk:<BitLockerKey>] [/Disposition:<Disposition>] [/BlobType:<BlobType>]
[/PropertyFile:<PropertyFile>] [/MetadataFile:<MetadataFile>]
/srcfile:<SourceFilePath> /dstblob:<DestinationBlobPath>
Repair a Drive:
WAImportExport.exe RepairImport | RepairExport
/r:<RepairFile> [/logdir:<LogDirectory>]
[/d:<TargetDirectories>] [/bk:<BitLockerKey>]
[/CopyLogFile:<DriveCopyLogFile>] [/ManifestFile:<DriveManifestFile>]
[/PathMapFile:<DrivePathMapFile>]
Preview an Export Job:
WAImportExport.exe PreviewExport
[/logdir:<LogDirectory>] /ExportBlobListFile:<ExportBlobListFile> /DriveSize:<DriveSize>
Parameters:
/j:<JournalFile>
- Required. Path to the journal file. Each drive must have one and only one
journal file. The journal file corresponding to the target drive must always
be specified.
/logdir:<LogDirectory>
- Optional. The log directory. Verbose log files as well as some temporary
files will be written to this directory. If not specified, current directory
will be used as the log directory.
/id:<SessionId>
- Required. The session Id is used to identify a copy session. It is used to
ensure accurate recovery of an interrupted copy session. In addition, files
that are copied in a copy session are stored in a directory named after the
session Id on the target drive.
/resumesession
- Optional. If the last copy session was terminated abnormally, this parameter
can be specified to resume the session.
/abortsession
- Optional. If the last copy session was terminated abnormally, this parameter
can be specified to abort the session.
/t:<TargetDriveLetter>
- Required. Drive letter of the target drive.
/r:<RepairFile>
- Required. Only applicable for RepairImport and RepairExport.
Path to the file for tracking repair progress. Each drive must have one
and only one repair file.
/d:<TargetDirectories>
- Required. Only applicable for RepairImport and RepairExport.
For RepairImport, one or more semicolon-separated directories to repair;
For RepairExport, one directory to repair, e.g. root directory of the drive.
/format
- Optional. If specified, the target drive will be formatted. DO NOT specify
this parameter if you do not want to format the drive.
/silentmode
- Optional. If not specified, the /format parameter will require a confirmation
from console before the tool formats the drive. If this parameter is specified,
not confirmation will be given for formatting the drive.
/encrypt
- Optional. If specified, the target drive will be encrypted with BitLocker.
If the drive has already been encrypted with BitLocker, do not specify this
parameter and instead specify the BitLocker key using the "/k" parameter.
/bk:<BitLockerKey>
- Optional. The current BitLocker key if the drive has already been encrypted
with BitLocker.
/Disposition:<Disposition>
- Optional. Specifies the behavior when a blob with the same path as the one
being imported already exists. Valid values are: rename, no-overwrite and
overwrite (case-sensitive). If not specified, "rename" will be used as the
default value.
/BlobType:<BlobType>
- Optional. The blob type for the imported blob(s). Valid values are BlockBlob
and PageBlob. If not specified, BlockBlob will be used as the default value.
/PropertyFile:<PropertyFile>
- Optional. Path to the property file for the file(s) to be imported.
/MetadataFile:<MetadataFile>
- Optional. Path to the metadata file for the file(s) to be imported.
/CopyLogFile:<DriveCopyLogFile>
- Required. Only applicable for RepairImport and RepairExport. Path to the
drive copy log file (verbose or error).
/ManifestFile:<DriveManifestFile>
- Required. Only applicable for RepairExport. Path to the drive manifest file.
/PathMapFile:<DrivePathMapFile>
- Optional. Only applicable for RepairImport. Path to the file containing
mappings of file paths relative to the drive root to locations of actual files
(tab-delimited). When first specified, it will be populated with file paths
with empty targets, which means either they are not found in TargetDirectories,
access denied, with invalid name, or they exist in multiple directories. The
path map file can be manually edited to include the correct target paths and
specified again for the tool to resolve the file paths correctly.
/ExportBlobListFile:<ExportBlobListFile>
- Required. Path to the XML file containing list of blob paths or blob path
prefixes for the blobs to be exported. The file format is the same as the
blob list blob format in the Put Job operation of the Import/Export service
REST API.
/DriveSize:<DriveSize>
- Required. Size of drives to be used for export. For example, 500GB, 1.5TB.
Note: 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes
1 TB = 1,000,000,000,000 bytes
/srcdir:<SourceDirectory>
- Required. Source directory that contains files to be copied to the
target drives.
/dstdir:<DestinationBlobVirtualDirectory>
- Required. Destination blob virtual directory to which the files will
be imported.
/srcfile:<SourceFilePath>
- Required. Path to the source file to be imported.
/dstblob:<DestinationBlobPath>
- Required. Destination blob path for the file to be imported.
/skipwrite
- Optional. To skip write process. Used for inplace data drive preparation.
Be sure to reserve enough space (3 GB per 7TB) for drive manifest file!
Examples:
Copy a source directory to a drive:
WAImportExport.exe PrepImport
/j:9WM35C2V.jrn /id:session#1 /t:x /format /encrypt
/srcdir:d:\movies\drama /dstdir:movies/drama/
Copy another directory to the same drive following the above command:
WAImportExport.exe PrepImport
/j:9WM35C2V.jrn /id:session#2 /srcdir:d:\movies\action /dstdir:movies/action/
Copy another file to the same drive following the above commands:
WAImportExport.exe PrepImport
/j:9WM35C2V.jrn /id:session#3 /srcfile:d:\movies\dvd.vhd /dstblob:movies/dvd.vhd /BlobType:PageBlob
Preview how many 1.5 TB drives are needed for an export job:
WAImportExport.exe PreviewExport
/ExportBlobListFile:C:\temp\myexportbloblist.xml
/DriveSize:1.5TB
Repair a finished import job:
WAImportExport.exe RepairImport
/r:9WM35C2V.rep /d:X:\ /bk:442926-020713-108086-436744-137335-435358-242242-2795
98 /CopyLogFile:C:\temp\9WM35C2V_error.log
Skip write process, inplace data drive preparation:
WAImportExport.exe PrepImport
/j:9WM35C2V.jrn /id:session#1 /t:d /encrypt /srcdir:d:\movi
es\drama /dstdir:movies/drama/ /skipwrite