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Need capability to select, via YAML, if crash dump should be enabled #78

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jeffaco opened this issue Sep 4, 2018 · 1 comment
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jeffaco commented Sep 4, 2018

On VLI systems with 12+TB of RAM, crash dumps can take quite a while.

Is it possible, within the YAML file, to select if crash dumps are enabled or disabled? Perhaps something like:

crash-dump: enabled | disabled

If not specified in YAML, then crash dump should be as is (enabled).

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schaefi commented Sep 10, 2018

I'll change the setup of crash dump to be in its own section. It will look like this:

crash_dump:
  activate: true
  crash_kernel_low: 80
  crash_kernel_high: 160

you can control with the activate switch if the crash dump setup is performed or not. Only if there is a setup saying activate: false we will skip the crash dump setup. In any other case even without a crash_dump section or no information about high and low values we will setup the crash dump service.

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schaefi added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 11, 2018
The crash dump setup deserves its own section containing
the optional high/low values as well as a new switch to
control the activation of the setup process.
This Fixes #78
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