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2017 Sep 18
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how to use cluster volume top command: correct usage?
...100-1974043018.nc.bjQbM5 2017-09-18 17:10:50.243065
744 ...l1970_r1i2p1_1975030100-1975033118.nc.yL8RkY 2017-09-18 19:30:24.116164
744 ...0_r1i1p1_197301010130-197312312230.nc.dusKKg 2017-09-18 19:07:43.755518
744 ...l1965_r1i3p1_1971010100-1971013118.nc.NedbLU 2017-09-18 17:02:52.670703
736 ...0_r1i2p1_197401010130-197412312230.nc.atE3Uf 2017-09-18 19:01:45.918796
But in the produced output I see some data files previously saved on the volume and related MBps? and no other temporary file produced by ?dd?.
Anyone of you could please explain what does ?gluster volume top? command really do and how to use it?...