Scripting partioning on AWS
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@IRJ said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
@stacksofplates do you happen to know what sizes were used for the partitions?
We didn't do it with a cloud provider. It was internal. I think we usually did 5GB for logs and /var depended on the applications.
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@IRJ said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
Found this chart on a somebody's project on github. Seems like a reasonable place to start?
Ours would have been more like:
mount size / 12GB /home 1GB /var 10GB /var/log 5GB /var/log/audit 5GB /tmp 1GB -
@stacksofplates said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
@IRJ said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
Found this chart on a somebody's project on github. Seems like a reasonable place to start?
Ours would have been more like:
mount size / 12GB /home 1GB /var 10GB /var/log 5GB /var/log/audit 5GB /tmp 1GB That's a little too liberal for EC2 instances. I could definitely see that working for on prem though.
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@IRJ said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
@stacksofplates said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
@IRJ said in Scripting partioning on AWS:
Found this chart on a somebody's project on github. Seems like a reasonable place to start?
Ours would have been more like:
mount size / 12GB /home 1GB /var 10GB /var/log 5GB /var/log/audit 5GB /tmp 1GB That's a little too liberal for EC2 instances. I could definitely see that working for on prem though.
Yeah. The numbers you had looked fine. Especially if they aren't going to be long living servers.
