[Info-vax] Quorum disk and page/swap/dump files
Stephen Hoffman
seaohveh at hoffmanlabs.invalid
Fri Dec 6 13:03:44 EST 2013
On 2013-12-06 15:25:02 +0000, RGB said:
> ...The EMC folks here are chronically short of storage space, or so
> they claim, so asking for space is not dissimilar to asking someone if
> they would like their wisdom teeth yanked out without any novacaine!
Yeah; because IT never has spare cycles or spare storage or spare
anything. :-)
> The two 2800's in question have 32GB of RAM each. Therefore that fact,
> coupled with the type of applications which run on those systems,
> negates paging to a large degree. Yes, there is paging activity on the
> systems but minimal. No swapping to be seen at all.
> I might leave small-ish page and swap files on the shared system disk
> and create/install secondary page and swap - albeit larger - onto the
> quorum disk.
Usual-typical recommendation in recent years is same-sized files, and
not the older dissimilar-sized files recommendation.
I'd stick a bootable root there and many some recovery-related
processing, and maybe storage for some critical backups.
But if you have a shared system disk out on the FC SAN, then put the
quorum file on that disk.
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