No swap space partition in release
Patrick
5 Posts
January 7, 2019, 2:15 pmQuote from Patrick on January 7, 2019, 2:15 pmHello,
first of all, this project is awesome. 🙂
Any weeks ago, we installed a new cluster with four nodes and a storage capacity of a half petabyte. it works like a charm,
but I've noticed that the swap space is missing in default installation. This circumstance results in any temporaily system freezes
and inaccessibilities between the nodes if ram-intensive things runs on the node/s. As a solution for the problem described,
we upgraded the nodes with a lot of ram. Won`t the situation be better, if the installer creates a swap partition?
specs of our cluster (4x):
Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver 4108 CPU @ 1.80GHz
24 x 6 TB Harddisks for ods
3 x 1 TB NVME for journals
in the first 32 GB RAM, now upgraded to 64 GB
6 x 10 Gbit/s Intel SFP in bonding
Hello,
first of all, this project is awesome. 🙂
Any weeks ago, we installed a new cluster with four nodes and a storage capacity of a half petabyte. it works like a charm,
but I've noticed that the swap space is missing in default installation. This circumstance results in any temporaily system freezes
and inaccessibilities between the nodes if ram-intensive things runs on the node/s. As a solution for the problem described,
we upgraded the nodes with a lot of ram. Won`t the situation be better, if the installer creates a swap partition?
specs of our cluster (4x):
Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver 4108 CPU @ 1.80GHz
24 x 6 TB Harddisks for ods
3 x 1 TB NVME for journals
in the first 32 GB RAM, now upgraded to 64 GB
6 x 10 Gbit/s Intel SFP in bonding
Last edited on January 7, 2019, 2:28 pm by Patrick · #1
admin
2,930 Posts
January 7, 2019, 4:49 pmQuote from admin on January 7, 2019, 4:49 pmThanks for feedback 🙂
Regarding swap, it is hard to say. you really should not be in a position to be swapping ram. 32 GB ram was way too low for your setup, even 64 GB is considered low.
Thanks for feedback 🙂
Regarding swap, it is hard to say. you really should not be in a position to be swapping ram. 32 GB ram was way too low for your setup, even 64 GB is considered low.
No swap space partition in release
Patrick
5 Posts
Quote from Patrick on January 7, 2019, 2:15 pmHello,
first of all, this project is awesome. 🙂
Any weeks ago, we installed a new cluster with four nodes and a storage capacity of a half petabyte. it works like a charm,
but I've noticed that the swap space is missing in default installation. This circumstance results in any temporaily system freezes
and inaccessibilities between the nodes if ram-intensive things runs on the node/s. As a solution for the problem described,
we upgraded the nodes with a lot of ram. Won`t the situation be better, if the installer creates a swap partition?specs of our cluster (4x):Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver 4108 CPU @ 1.80GHz
24 x 6 TB Harddisks for ods3 x 1 TB NVME for journals
in the first 32 GB RAM, now upgraded to 64 GB
6 x 10 Gbit/s Intel SFP in bonding
Hello,
first of all, this project is awesome. 🙂
Any weeks ago, we installed a new cluster with four nodes and a storage capacity of a half petabyte. it works like a charm,
but I've noticed that the swap space is missing in default installation. This circumstance results in any temporaily system freezes
and inaccessibilities between the nodes if ram-intensive things runs on the node/s. As a solution for the problem described,
we upgraded the nodes with a lot of ram. Won`t the situation be better, if the installer creates a swap partition?
24 x 6 TB Harddisks for ods
in the first 32 GB RAM, now upgraded to 64 GB
6 x 10 Gbit/s Intel SFP in bonding
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on January 7, 2019, 4:49 pmThanks for feedback 🙂
Regarding swap, it is hard to say. you really should not be in a position to be swapping ram. 32 GB ram was way too low for your setup, even 64 GB is considered low.
Thanks for feedback 🙂
Regarding swap, it is hard to say. you really should not be in a position to be swapping ram. 32 GB ram was way too low for your setup, even 64 GB is considered low.