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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ description: How to populate Azure Blob storage for use with Azure HPC Cache
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author: ekpgh
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ms.service: hpc-cache
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ms.topic: conceptual
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ms.date: 09/06/2019
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ms.date: 09/18/2019
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ms.author: v-erkell
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## Pre-load data in Blob storage with CLFSLoad
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You can use the [Avere CLFSLoad](https://aka.ms/avere-clfsload) utility to copy data to a new Blob storage container before you add it as a storage target. This utility runs on a Linux VM and writes data in the proprietary format needed for Azure HPC Cache. This is the most efficient way to populate a Blob storage container for use with the cache.
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You can use the <!--[Avere CLFSLoad](https://aka.ms/avere-clfsload)--> Avere CLFSLoad utility to copy data to a new Blob storage container before you add it as a storage target. This utility runs on a single Linux system and writes data in the proprietary format needed for Azure HPC Cache. CLFSLoad is the most efficient way to populate a Blob storage container for use with the cache.
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The Avere CLFSLoad utility is available by request from your Azure HPC Cache team. Ask your team contact, or open a support ticket to request assistance.
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This option works with new, empty containers only. Create the container before using Avere CLFSLoad.
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Detailed information is included in the [Avere CLFSLoad readme](https://github.com/microsoft/Avere-CLFSLoad/blob/master/README.md). <!-- caution literal link -->
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Detailed information is included in the Avere CLFSLoad distribution, which is available on request from the Azure HPC Cache team. <!--[Avere CLFSLoad readme](https://github.com/microsoft/Avere-CLFSLoad/blob/master/README.md). --><!-- caution literal link -->
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A general overview of the process:
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1. Prepare a Linux system (physical or VM) with Python version 3.6 or later. (Python 3.7 is recommended for better performance.)
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1. Prepare a Linux system (VM or physical) with Python version 3.6 or later. (Python 3.7 is recommended for better performance.)
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1. Install the Avere-CLFSLoad software on the Linux system.
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1. Execute the transfer from the Linux command line.
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* A shared access signature (SAS) token that allows the utility to write to the container
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* A local path to the data source - either a local directory that contains the data to copy, or a local path to a mounted remote system with the data.
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The requirements are explained in detail in the [Avere CLFSLoad readme](https://aka.ms/avere-clfsload).
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<!--The requirements are explained in detail in the [Avere CLFSLoad readme](https://aka.ms/avere-clfsload).-->
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