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Inefficient disk usage by OS #40
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Ohhh I didn't notice that, thank you!
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Hmmm just realized the root partition is still 70GB even without the |
We'll need something more advance like this https://dark.ca/2009/08/03/complex-partitioning-in-kickstart/ However I'm thinking of switching to Rook Ceph for better performance and use a separate partition for data. |
Without the /home partition it is much easier to grow root:
That feels like something that can be automated. |
Fully fixed in bce3291:
This is subject to change since I may switch to Rook Ceph. |
…from renovate/all-minor-patch into master Reviewed-on: https://git.zanelab.com/zhala/homelab/pulls/40
khuedoan#40) from renovate/docker.io-busybox into master Reviewed-on: https://git.qos.cc/ops/homelab/pulls/40
I am not sure if this can be fixed during installation, as I am not very well versed in ansible/rocky/lvm.
I found that the root directory of the nodes is limited to 70GB in size in all nodes I deployed - two with 256GB drives and one with a 512GB drive - and the /home directory is given the majority of the disk space. As longhorn uses the root volume for PVCs this leaves the majority of the disk unusable by longhorn.
I was able to resolve this manually by running the following to recreate the volume for /home with a smaller size and granting the newly available disk space to the root volume.
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