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Latest revision as of 17:59, 23 April 2018

Motivation

How to rearrange filestorage of an IPBRICK.OS with IPortalDoc.

Ojectives

  • to separate DATA from Operating System (OS)
  • to allocate filestorage warehouse to a separate volume, a new volume that can grow dynamically
  • to allocate database binaries to a separate volume, a new volume that can grow dynamically, preferencially utilize faster disks

More Info - LVM

Before proceed we recommed you to read the Map new LVM section.

Technical Procedure

Overview of the procedure:

  • on-line - without stoping the services
    • to prepare the new volumes (recommendation see MAP new LVM)
    • initial and intermediate synchronizatione the contents from the old to the new volume
  • off-line - stop services and perform the final synchronization
    • stop the services
    • perform final synchronization of contents
    • to replace mount point
    • to restart services
  • validation and final maintenance
    • validate that all services are performing as expected
    • do system maintenance, clean data not used, free old space

Start Point

For the purpose of this section, we will assume the existence of the following volumes:

  • /dev/sda :: operating system installation
    • Volume Group : /dev/vgsystem1/ : lvdata1 lvos lvswap lvvar
  • /dev/sdb :: disk to be used by database binaries (postgresql)
    • Volume Group : /dev/vgipdocdb/ : lvipdocdb [ext4]
  • /dev/sdc :: disk to be used by warehouse
    • Volume Group : /dev/vgipdocarm/ : lvipdocarm [ext4]

For more information on the preparation of the new LVM volumes/filesystem please refer to MAP new LVM.

On-Line

These steps may be executed with the system on-line, in production state.

  • TODO*

Off-Line

These steps imply that service is not available, stop services for final synchronization.

  • TODO*

Final Maintenance

  • Todo*