Uses of Class
alluxio.cli.fs.command.AbstractFileSystemCommand

Packages that use AbstractFileSystemCommand

Package	Description
alluxio.cli.fs.command

Uses of AbstractFileSystemCommand in alluxio.cli.fs.command

Subclasses of AbstractFileSystemCommand in alluxio.cli.fs.command

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	AbstractDistributedJobCommand The base class for all the distributed job based Command classes.
class	CatCommand Prints the file's contents to the console.
class	CheckCachedCommand Moves a file or a directory in the Alluxio filesystem using job service.
class	ChecksumCommand Calculates the MD5 checksum for a file.
class	ChgrpCommand Changes the group of a file or directory specified by args.
class	ChmodCommand Changes the permission of a file or directory specified by args.
class	ChownCommand Changes the owner of a file or directory specified by args.
class	ConsistentHashCommand Copies the specified file specified by "source path" to the path specified by "remote path".
class	CpCommand Copies a file or a directory in the Alluxio filesystem.
class	FreeCommand Frees the given file or folder from Alluxio storage (recursively freeing all children if a folder).
class	HeadCommand Prints the file's first n bytes (by default, 1KB) to the console.
class	HelpCommand Command for print help message for the given command.
class	LoadCommand Loads a file or directory in Alluxio space, making it resident in Alluxio.
class	LocationCommand Displays a list of hosts that have the file specified in args stored.
class	LsCommand Displays information for the path specified in args.
class	MkdirCommand Creates a new directory specified by the path in args, including any parent folders that are required.
class	MvCommand Renames a file or directory specified by args.
class	RmCommand Removes the file specified by argv.
class	StatCommand Displays the path's info.
class	TailCommand Prints the file's last n bytes (by default, 1KB) to the console.
class	TestCommand Tests properties of the path specified in args.
class	TouchCommand Creates a 0 byte file specified by argv.