On Thu, 8 Sep 2016, William Hay wrote:
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At present we're using a huge swap partition and TMPFS instead of btrfs.
You could probably do this with a volume manager and creating a
regular filesystem as well but it would be slower.
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Hi William,
I always liked your idea for handling scratch space, apart from the
contention with RAM that using tmpfs would cause. But I thought you
considered that a feature, not a bug? Your btrfs variation sounds much
better on that score :)
It's just occurred to me that you might also be able to do this on more
stable^W^Wless advanced filesystems, by assigning a group quota on the GID
that gridengine allocated to the job and using some chmod g+s trickery. I
guess it could be circumvented by the determined using chgrp. What do you
think?
Mark
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