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| + | The back end storage nodes are running on [[Hardware_Disambiguation|Dell R720xd]] machines with: | ||
| + | * twelve 2TB disks | ||
| + | & two ssds also 2T each (on some hosts) | ||
| + | * 48GB RAM | ||
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| + | For hosts with ssds, the disks are partitioned such that | ||
| + | * the last two disks have a 60GB partition for /, set up with software RAID 1, ext3 | ||
| + | * the last two disks have a small (1G) partition for swap | ||
| + | * the last two disks have a small (100G) partition formatted for account and container storage | ||
| + | * all other disks are formatted with one large XFS partition for swift object storage. | ||
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| + | The reason for this is that the ssds show up as /dev/sdm and /dev/sdn instead of /dev/sda and /dev/sdb, because of where they can be cabled up in the box. | ||
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| + | Hosts without ssds are partitioned such that | ||
| + | * the first two disks have a 60GB partition for /, set up with software RAID 1, ext3 | ||
| + | * the first two disks have a small (1G) partition for swap | ||
| + | * the first two disks have a large (the rest, or ~1.75T) partition formatted for object storage | ||
| + | * all other disks are formatted with one large XFS partition for swift object storage. | ||
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| + | The partman recipe (<code>raid1-2TB-1partition.cfg</code>) only partitions the first two disks and doesn't create the XFS partition. Puppet partitions the rest. | ||
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| + | ------ | ||
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| + | The below applies only to previously installed hosts; these will soon be replaced. | ||
The back end storage nodes are running on [[Hardware_Disambiguation|Dell C2100]] machines with: | The back end storage nodes are running on [[Hardware_Disambiguation|Dell C2100]] machines with: | ||
Revision as of 07:14, 22 November 2012
Swift Server Hardware, Partitioning, and OS information
There are two types of servers involved in a Swift cluster - the front end proxy (ms-fe, standing for media store front end) and the back end storage node (ms-be).
ms-fe
The front end proxies are running on high performance misc servers built with:
- two 250GB disks
- 16GB RAM
The disks are partitioned using the raid1-250G-1partition.cfg partman recipe:
- 200GB partition on each disk software RAID 1 for /, ext3
- the rest for two swap partitions (one on each disk)
ms-be
The back end storage nodes are running on Dell R720xd machines with:
- twelve 2TB disks
& two ssds also 2T each (on some hosts)
- 48GB RAM
For hosts with ssds, the disks are partitioned such that
- the last two disks have a 60GB partition for /, set up with software RAID 1, ext3
- the last two disks have a small (1G) partition for swap
- the last two disks have a small (100G) partition formatted for account and container storage
- all other disks are formatted with one large XFS partition for swift object storage.
The reason for this is that the ssds show up as /dev/sdm and /dev/sdn instead of /dev/sda and /dev/sdb, because of where they can be cabled up in the box.
Hosts without ssds are partitioned such that
- the first two disks have a 60GB partition for /, set up with software RAID 1, ext3
- the first two disks have a small (1G) partition for swap
- the first two disks have a large (the rest, or ~1.75T) partition formatted for object storage
- all other disks are formatted with one large XFS partition for swift object storage.
The partman recipe (raid1-2TB-1partition.cfg) only partitions the first two disks and doesn't create the XFS partition. Puppet partitions the rest.
The below applies only to previously installed hosts; these will soon be replaced.
The back end storage nodes are running on Dell C2100 machines with:
- twelve 2TB disks
- 48GB RAM
The disks are partitioned such that
- the first two disks have a small (1MB) partition for grub
- the first two disks have a 250GB partition for /, set up with software RAID 1, ext3
- the first two disks have a small (4G) partition for swap
- the first two disks have a large (the rest, or ~1.75T) partition formatted for object storage
- all other disks are formatted with one large XFS partition for swift object storage.
The partman recipe (raid1-2TB-1partition.cfg) only partitions the first two disks and doesn't create the XFS partition. Puppet partitions the rest.