On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Dennis Gearon wrote:
On small productions systems, single disk, etc, how do you guys like to
partition the system? Postgres dirs also?
I'll assume you're talking Linux, but other flavors of unix would be
similar:
On small systems, I generally put a pair IDE drives in and mirror
everything from one to the other (they're cheap, and mirror sets have
saved my butt on many occasions.)
/ <- 250 Meg (including /boot
/usr <- 1 to 4 gigs
/tmp <- 1 gig
/var <- 1 gig
/db <- where pgsql data lives, as big as it needs to be.
/www <- where apache data lives, as big as it needs to be.
/usr/local OR /opt depending on OS <- ~ 1 to 4 gig
The main reason for doing this kind of thing is so that if some process
goes nuts and fills up your logs (/var) temp directory (/tmp) or database
partition (/db) it won't bring everything else to its knees, just the area
it affected.
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