AFS ops meeting 2016-12-05
present: Kuba, Jan, Massimo
excused: Dan
Issues
- Wed morning: fileservers and DB servers updated to 1.6.7cern3 (fixes a crash in )
- OpenAFS-1.6.20 released, yet another info disclosure via uninitialized buffers being sent back to the client (low-prio)
- 3 VM (aux) migrated by cloud people (JvE), no issues with migration, but "ROGER --duration" reverted to some totally un-alarmed state from a few months back. Ticket opened.
- SELinux AVC alarms (finally) gone, configured via puppet, manually re-labelled all affected filesystems
Discussion:
- may not be able to keep current HW all the way to 2020. Jan would like to go for VMs+CEPH in case we need to move. Alternative is to use much fewer much bigger physical machines.
- need to make sure VMs work - OK experience with afs910; test with 10VMs and track time spent.
- if SLC6 on VM - can use current production openafs version
- if CC7 on VM - need to either forward port Rainer rescheduling patch (broken from 1.6.7 to 1.6.9), or go upstream (no more rescheduling)
- VM size constraints: should "fit" 1024 threads, ~12GB VIRT mem ; figure out req. number of partition == block devices (constrained by I/O ops; parallel salvage; but fewer means less fragmentation wastage)
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