Re: default size of root fs

[IstvÃn <leccine@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah it is viable solution as well, but it requires a bit more attention from the admin side. I just used the xvdc device for /var and it was easier. I hit two birds with one stone since logging also goes there.

/dev/xvdc1 Â Â Â Â Â Â 40G Â401M Â 37G Â 2% /var

I also like the BSD sort of installation when everything is separated so can specify different behavior for /tmp /home /var like enable noexec or nosuid parameters which are typically applied to mount points.

But of course you could just modify mysql/apache/.... to sit on the pre-configured devices.

I.

On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 5:58 PM, Brian LaMere <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

you could always just deploy the lamp stuff to the other two dirs mounted - no reason mysql databases couldn't be in /data, for instance. Â/var/lib/mysql doesn't really make that much sense for a place to actually /leave/ it, after all ;)

Brian

On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 6:03 AM, IstvÃn <leccine@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Brilliant!

. In the meantime I am trying to resize the root fs somehow splitting /dev/xvdc for /var and so on.

Thank you guys.

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Regards,

Istvan

On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 1:39 PM, Marek Goldmann <mgoldman@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote

Hi Istvan,

Yes, we've talked about this before. Whole 10GB will be used for S3-based AMIs once we publish updated AMIs, right Justin?

Thanks!

--Marek

On 2010-12-05, at 13:10, IstvÃn wrote:

> Hey,
>
> Don't you think it was a good idea to have at least 10G for / in FC14 EC2 image?
>
>
> 2G is a bit small comparing the available many 100G space, it is hardly enough for typical LAMP installations or any kind of production server even if you store the content in /mnt.
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