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- When nagios reports disks becoming full how is more disk space allocated and by whom?
- This depends on what type of disk
- Local disk on glastlnx* - Contact Navid to cleanup
- NFS disk - see this list of which disk is used for what
- AFS disk - if it's one of the Slac batch machines the error message is 'disk not responding' send email to unix-admin@slac.stanford.edu. If the disk is getting too full you can request a quota increase via the afs quota form.
- xrootd disks - contact Wilko, or Richard for more $$$
- Nagios and Ganglia show a lot of status information. How are newbie shift takers suppose to use that information?
- The only page you would be likely to look at regularly is the page which lists current problems. The other pages are used only for troubleshooting.
- There is a table with the heading 'Web Applications'. If you click that it a list of applications under the 'Service' column along with server and status information.
- Is there a check list that Infrastructure shift takers need to go over at the beginning/end of each shift?
{"serverDuration": 40, "requestCorrelationId": "ab32b0495c882824"}