Openzfs smhp - #622
Openzfs smhp#622
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Force pushed changes to revert unnecessary commits from previous PR. Also need to test behavior once on cluster without OpenZFS deployment |
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I will update this PR with the changes from #633 (mentioned above) to account for the race condition. |
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| Creates an FSx OpenZFS file system in addition to the FSxL file system. Default is false | ||
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IOPS chould be configurable as well.
DiskIopsConfiguration:
Iops:
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@mhuguesaws addressed all your comments. @KeitaW if you'd like to, you should be able to test one more time before merged (already tested on local env) |
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So much duplication. Once you add the entry in fstab, you should just do mount -a that will mount volume from fstab.
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You can also add the x-systemd.automount to automount the file system when access.
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LGTM.
Thank you for the feature add.
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Tested with ansible version 6.7.0 (ansible core 2.13.13). Merging changes |
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should we be more distriptive? fsxl vs fsxz?
Adding in OpenZFS option for SMHP users (LCS + create cluster setup script)
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*Issue #, if available: #601 *
Description of changes:
Adding in FSx OpenZFS to be an optional home directory for SMHP SLURM users. Changes included in CF stack template, automate cluster script, and lifecycle scripts.
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