We're quickly running out of disk space:
$ sudo du -shc /var/lib/mysql/ 864M /var/lib/mysql/ 864M total $ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/vd-var 2.0G 1.2G 682M 63% /var
Proposed instances to spread the load and the 20 available cores: 8 for es, 1 for salt, 2-4 for mw+repolibrary, 2-4 for mysql. Need to verify if instances with 2-4 cores are big enough for the DB.
I don't really know how we could getting more disk space other than creating a new bigger instance or moving the files to some other location.
In theory an alternative is to change partitions, I guess. But yes, the only sensible thing is probably to create another instance for the DB.
Apply the role::labs::lvm::srv role and you shall magically get a lot of space in /srv
That was done (and /srv data recovered by Yuvi); when we have time, we "only" need to move the mysql data from /var, after checking the IO speed is reasonable.
Lowering priority to reflect the reality that currently nobody is working on InTense (plus its test website is down).