NAME

       pmempool - Persistent Memory Pool Management Tool

SYNOPSIS

              $ pmempool [--help] [--version] <command> [<args>]

DESCRIPTION

       The pmempool is a management tool for Persistent Memory pool files created by PMDK libraries.

       The  main  purpose  of  pmempool  is  to provide a user with a set of utilities for off-line analysis and
       manipulation of pools created by pmem libraries.  The pmempool is a generic  command  which  consists  of
       subcommands  for  specific  purposes.   Some  of  subcommands  are required to work without any impact on
       processed pool, but some of them may create a new or modify an existing one.

       The pmempool may be useful for troubleshooting by system administrators and for software  developers  who
       work  on  applications  based  on PMDK.  The latter may find these tools useful for testing and debugging
       purposes also.

OPTIONS

       -V, --version

       Prints the version of pmempool.

       -h, --help

       Prints synopsis and list of commands.

COMMANDS

       Currently there is a following set of commands available:

       • pmempool-info(1) - Prints information and statistics in human-readable format about specified pool.

       • pmempool-check(1) - Checks pool's consistency and repairs pool if it is not consistent.

       • pmempool-create(1) - Creates a pool of specified type with additional properties specific for this type
         of pool.

       • pmempool-dump(1) - Dumps usable data from pool in hexadecimal or binary format.

       • pmempool-rm(1) - Removes pool file or all pool files listed in pool set configuration file.

       • pmempool-convert(1) - Updates the pool to the latest available layout version.

       • pmempool-sync(1) - Synchronizes replicas within a poolset.

       • pmempool-transform(1) - Modifies internal structure of a poolset.

       • pmempool-feature(1) - Toggle or query a poolset features.

       In order to get more information about specific command you can use pmempool help .

SEE ALSO

       libpmemblk(7), libpmemlog(7), libpmemobj(7) and <https://pmem.io>