The HHVM project seems to be used for testing and as a build server, neither of which probably need NFS. Removing NFS mounts from the system increases reliability of the project, allowing SSH in when NFS is having issues.
@ori @Joe are there reasons to keep NFS shared homes and /data/project on the hhvm project, or can I disable them?
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | yuvipanda | T105720 Labs team reliability goal for Q1 2015/16 | |||
| Resolved | Andrew | T102240 Audit projects' use of NFS, and remove it where not necessary | |||
| Resolved | yuvipanda | T102371 Investigate wether NFS mounts are really necessary for HHVM project |
@yuvipanda there is exactly zero reason for that, but I guess some of us (me, ori, Tim, Moritz, I don't remember whoever else) have important data in our homes there.
Should we save those or are you going to copy that to one instance?
I removed them during the NFS outage, and they're all up now without NFS (both hhvm and hat-imagescalers). Recovered files can be found on labstore1002, and I can copy them over to an instance for you if you really want :)
I removed them during the NFS outage, and they're all up now without NFS (both hhvm and hat-imagescalers). Recovered files can be found on labstore1002, and I can copy them over to an instance for you if you really want :)