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This page lists partitioning schemes we use, want to use, have partman recipes for, where they're used, etc. | This page lists partitioning schemes we use, want to use, have partman recipes for, where they're used, etc. | ||
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== Partitioning Schemes == | == Partitioning Schemes == | ||
=== Small root, large /a with LVM === | === Small root, large /a with LVM === | ||
| − | Partman recipe <code>es.cfg</code> | + | Partman recipe <code>[[Partman Recipes/es.cfg|es.cfg]]</code> |
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Partition layout: | Partition layout: | ||
* 10-40G for / | * 10-40G for / | ||
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** configure all the disks in one RAID10 array | ** configure all the disks in one RAID10 array | ||
** configure as with 1 disk | ** configure as with 1 disk | ||
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=== Small root, large /a all LVM, separate /boot === | === Small root, large /a all LVM, separate /boot === | ||
| − | Partman recipe <code>lvm-noraid-large.a.cfg.cfg</code> | + | Partman recipe <code>[[Partman Recipes/lvm-noraid-large.a.cfg|lvm-noraid-large.a.cfg]]</code> |
Partition layout: | Partition layout: | ||
* 300M for /boot | * 300M for /boot | ||
* the rest for LVM with 3 volumes: | * the rest for LVM with 3 volumes: | ||
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** 8G for swap | ** 8G for swap | ||
** the rest for /a | ** the rest for /a | ||
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=== Large root, separate /tmp === | === Large root, separate /tmp === | ||
| + | Partman profile <code>[[Partman Recipes/mw.cfg|mw.cfg]]</code> | ||
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Partition layout: | Partition layout: | ||
* 70% of the disk for / | * 70% of the disk for / | ||
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=== Large root, nothing else === | === Large root, nothing else === | ||
| + | * Partman profile is <code>[[Partman Recipes/raid1-1T-1partition.cfg|raid1-1T-1partition.cfg]] </code> | ||
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Partition layout: | Partition layout: | ||
* 99% of the disk for / | * 99% of the disk for / | ||
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* Use ext3 for / | * Use ext3 for / | ||
* Use xfs for /a | * Use xfs for /a | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:18, 2 November 2011
This page lists partitioning schemes we use, want to use, have partman recipes for, where they're used, etc.
(back to the main PartMan page)
Contents |
[edit] Partitioning Schemes
[edit] Small root, large /a with LVM
Partman recipe es.cfg
Partition layout:
- 10-40G for /
- 8G for swap
- the rest for /a with LVM
This layout is used on:
- databases
Variants:
- in hosts with 1 disk
- no change.
- in hosts with 2 disks
- make / software RAID1
- put a swap partition on both disks
- make /a software RAID1, load LVM on top of that
- in hosts with more than 2 disks (12, 48, etc.) and hardware RAID
- configure all the disks in one RAID10 array
- configure as with 1 disk
[edit] Small root, large /a all LVM, separate /boot
Partman recipe lvm-noraid-large.a.cfg
Partition layout:
- 300M for /boot
- the rest for LVM with 3 volumes:
- 40G for /
- 8G for swap
- the rest for /a
This layout is used on:
Variants:
[edit] Large root, separate /tmp
Partman profile mw.cfg
Partition layout:
- 70% of the disk for /
- 8G swap
- 20% for /tmp
This layout is used on:
- mw hosts
Variants:
[edit] Large root, nothing else
- Partman profile is
raid1-1T-1partition.cfg
Partition layout:
- 99% of the disk for /
- 8G swap
This layout is used on:
- msfe hosts
Variants:
- on hosts with 2 1T disks
- RAID1 on /
- one 4G swap partition on each disk
[edit] Small root, remaining raw disks
Partition layout:
- 10-40G for /
- 8G swap
- everything else raw disks mounted in /mnt
This layout is used on:
- swift storage bricks
Variants:
- on ES hosts (12 disks, hardware RAID)
- 2 disks RAID1 for /
- 10 disks with 1 partition each formatted xfs mounted in /mnt/
[edit] Filesystems
- Use ext3 for /
- Use xfs for /a
