Cloud Storage FUSE is an open source FUSE adapter that lets you mount and access Cloud Storage buckets as local file systems. For a technical overview of Cloud Storage FUSE, see https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/gcs-fuse. Usage: gcsfuse [flags] bucket mount_point Flags: --anonymous-access This flag disables authentication. --app-name string The application name of this mount. --billing-project string Project to use for billing when accessing a bucket enabled with "Requester Pays". --cache-dir string Enables file-caching. Specifies the directory to use for file-cache. --client-protocol string The protocol used for communicating with the GCS backend. Value can be 'http1' (HTTP/1.1), 'http2' (HTTP/2) or 'grpc'. (default "http1") --cloud-metrics-export-interval-secs int Specifies the interval at which the metrics are uploaded to cloud monitoring --config-file string The path to the config file where all gcsfuse related config needs to be specified. Refer to 'https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/gcsfuse-cli#config-file' for possible configurations. --create-empty-file For a new file, it creates an empty file in Cloud Storage bucket as a hold. --custom-endpoint string Specifies an alternative custom endpoint for fetching data. The custom endpoint must support the equivalent resources and operations as the GCS JSON endpoint, https://storage.googleapis.com/storage/v1. If a custom endpoint is not specified, GCSFuse uses the global GCS JSON API endpoint, https://storage.googleapis.com/storage/v1. --debug_invariants Exit when internal invariants are violated. --debug_mutex Print debug messages when a mutex is held too long. --dir-mode string Permissions bits for directories, in octal. (default "0755") --enable-nonexistent-type-cache Once set, if an inode is not found in GCS, a type cache entry with type NonexistentType will be created. This also means new file/dir created might not be seen. For example, if this flag is set, and metadata-cache-ttl-secs is set, then if we create the same file/node in the meantime using the same mount, since we are not refreshing the cache, it will still return nil. --enable-streaming-writes Enables streaming uploads during write file operation. --file-cache-cache-file-for-range-read Whether to cache file for range reads. --file-cache-download-chunk-size-mb int Size of chunks in MiB that each concurrent request downloads. (default 200) --file-cache-enable-parallel-downloads Enable parallel downloads. --file-cache-max-parallel-downloads int Sets an uber limit of number of concurrent file download requests that are made across all files. (default 128) --file-cache-max-size-mb int Maximum size of the file-cache in MiBs (default -1) --file-cache-parallel-downloads-per-file int Number of concurrent download requests per file. (default 16) --file-mode string Permissions bits for files, in octal. (default "0644") --foreground Stay in the foreground after mounting. --gid int GID owner of all inodes. (default -1) -h, --help help for gcsfuse --http-client-timeout duration The time duration that http client will wait to get response from the server. A value of 0 indicates no timeout. --ignore-interrupts Instructs gcsfuse to ignore system interrupt signals (like SIGINT, triggered by Ctrl+C). This prevents those signals from immediately terminating gcsfuse inflight operations. (default true) --implicit-dirs Implicitly define directories based on content. See files and directories in docs/semantics for more information --kernel-list-cache-ttl-secs int How long the directory listing (output of ls ) should be cached in the kernel page cache. If a particular directory cache entry is kept by kernel for longer than TTL, then it will be sent for invalidation by gcsfuse on next opendir (comes in the start, as part of next listing) call. 0 means no caching. Use -1 to cache for lifetime (no ttl). Negative value other than -1 will throw error. --key-file string Absolute path to JSON key file for use with GCS. If this flag is left unset, Google application default credentials are used. --limit-bytes-per-sec float Bandwidth limit for reading data, measured over a 30-second window. (use -1 for no limit) (default -1) --limit-ops-per-sec float Operations per second limit, measured over a 30-second window (use -1 for no limit) (default -1) --log-file string The file for storing logs that can be parsed by fluentd. When not provided, plain text logs are printed to stdout when Cloud Storage FUSE is run in the foreground, or to syslog when Cloud Storage FUSE is run in the background. --log-format string The format of the log file: 'text' or 'json'. (default "json") --log-rotate-backup-file-count int The maximum number of backup log files to retain after they have been rotated. A value of 0 indicates all backup files are retained. (default 10) --log-rotate-compress Controls whether the rotated log files should be compressed using gzip. (default true) --log-rotate-max-file-size-mb int The maximum size in megabytes that a log file can reach before it is rotated. (default 512) --log-severity string Specifies the logging severity expressed as one of [trace, debug, info, warning, error, off] (default "info") --max-conns-per-host int The max number of TCP connections allowed per server. This is effective when client-protocol is set to 'http1'. A value of 0 indicates no limit on TCP connections (limited by the machine specifications). --max-idle-conns-per-host int The number of maximum idle connections allowed per server. (default 100) --max-retry-attempts int It sets a limit on the number of times an operation will be retried if it fails, preventing endless retry loops. A value of 0 indicates no limit. --max-retry-sleep duration The maximum duration allowed to sleep in a retry loop with exponential backoff for failed requests to GCS backend. Once the backoff duration exceeds this limit, the retry continues with this specified maximum value. (default 30s) --metadata-cache-negative-ttl-secs int The negative-ttl-secs value in seconds to be used for expiring negative entries in metadata-cache. It can be set to -1 for no-ttl, 0 for no cache and > 0 for ttl-controlled negative entries in metadata-cache. Any value set below -1 will throw an error. (default 5) --metadata-cache-ttl-secs int The ttl value in seconds to be used for expiring items in metadata-cache. It can be set to -1 for no-ttl, 0 for no cache and > 0 for ttl-controlled metadata-cache. Any value set below -1 will throw an error. (default 60) --o strings Additional system-specific mount options. Multiple options can be passed as comma separated. For readonly, use --o ro --only-dir string Mount only a specific directory within the bucket. See docs/mounting for more information --prometheus-port int Expose Prometheus metrics endpoint on this port and a path of /metrics. --rename-dir-limit int Allow rename a directory containing fewer descendants than this limit. --retry-multiplier float Param for exponential backoff algorithm, which is used to increase waiting time b/w two consecutive retries. (default 2) --reuse-token-from-url If false, the token acquired from token-url is not reused. (default true) --sequential-read-size-mb int File chunk size to read from GCS in one call. Need to specify the value in MB. ChunkSize less than 1MB is not supported (default 200) --stat-cache-max-size-mb int The maximum size of stat-cache in MiBs. It can also be set to -1 for no-size-limit, 0 for no cache. Values below -1 are not supported. (default 32) --temp-dir string Path to the temporary directory where writes are staged prior to upload to Cloud Storage. (default: system default, likely /tmp) --token-url string A url for getting an access token when the key-file is absent. --type-cache-max-size-mb int Max size of type-cache maps which are maintained at a per-directory level. (default 4) --uid int UID owner of all inodes. (default -1) -v, --version version for gcsfuse