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[tor-bugs] #33786 [Internal Services/Tor Sysadmin Team]: establish the "standard" virtual machine / instance size in Ganeti
#33786: establish the "standard" virtual machine / instance size in Ganeti
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Reporter: anarcat | Owner: tpa
Type: task | Status: new
Priority: Low | Milestone:
Component: Internal Services/Tor Sysadmin Team | Version:
Severity: Minor | Keywords:
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Ganeti clusters can define parameters for minimum, maximum and "standard"
instance sizes. This is currently:
{{{
# gnt-cluster info
[...]
Instance policy - limits for instances:
bounds specs:
- max/0:
cpu-count: 8
disk-count: 16
disk-size: 1048576
memory-size: 32768
nic-count: 8
spindle-use: 12
min/0:
cpu-count: 1
disk-count: 1
disk-size: 1024
memory-size: 128
nic-count: 1
spindle-use: 1
std:
cpu-count: 1
disk-count: 1
disk-size: 1024
memory-size: 128
nic-count: 1
spindle-use: 1
allowed disk templates: drbd, plain
vcpu-ratio: 4
spindle-ratio: 32
[...]
}}}
We should at least define some sort of "standard" here and define what the
minimum and maximums should be.
for what it's worth, the average memory size right now is around 5GB
{{{
root@fsn-node-01:~# echo \($(gnt-instance list | awk '{ print $NF }' |
grep G'$' | sed 's/G$/+/')0\) / $(gnt-instance list | awk '{ print $NF }'
| grep G'$' | wc -l) | bc -l
4.80769230769230769230
}}}
more investigation would be required to evaluate standard disk and CPU
sizes.
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