| NAME | BASE HARDWARE | LINUX DISTRO | PROCESSOR(S) | RAM | NETWORK INFO | DISKS | PORTS: PURPOSES | LOCATION | HEALTH MONITORING |
ORIGINAL PURCHASE DATE |
Notes |
| robinson | Dell PowerEdge R420 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5-2430 (Hex-core, 2.2GHz, 15MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 32GB swap | 130.199.148.90: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H710P RAID controller with 8 600GB 10K SAS drives (2.5") 6 drives form a RAID 10, with the remaining 2 drives set as hot spares /boot (1GB) / (150GB) swap (32GB) /db01 (1.5TB) |
3306: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis master |
BCF Rack 4-10 | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
May 2014 (inherited from RACF in 2018) | offline database master |
| db01 | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.101: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 with four 600GB 15K 3.5" SAS drives in a RAID 10, with four partitions: /boot: 1GB /: 200GB swap: 24GB /db01: 900GB (approx.) |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave | BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
September 2011 (inherited from RACF in 2018) |
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| db02 | Dell PowerEdge R710 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5660 (Hex-core, 2.80GHz, 12 MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.102: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 6 2TB GB 7200RPM SAS drives in a RAID 10, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /db01 (5.3TB) / (187GB) swap (24GB) |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave | BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) No Icinga |
February 2012 | |
| db04 | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67GHz, 12 MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 32GB swap | 130.199.148.104: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 4 2TB GB 7200RPM SAS drives in a RAID 10, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /db01 (934GB) / (150GB) swap (32GB) |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server (el7.x86_64) offline production/analysis slave | BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) No Icinga |
February 2012 | |
| ovirt-sdmz5 (old db05) | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67 GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 32GB swap | 130.199.148.116: 1 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 4 1 TB 7200RPM SAS drives, 2 in a RAID 1, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /data (794GB) / (99GB) swap 2 drives each in their own RAID 0 for GlusterFS bricks |
Ovirt GlusterFS |
BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Ganglia Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
October 2011 (inherited from RACF in 2018) | Ovirt Hypervisor Gluster storage host |
| db06 | Dell PowerEdge R610 | Sc. Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5670 (Hex-core, 2.93 GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 48 GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.106: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 6 2.5" 600 GB 10K SAS drives in a RAID 10, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /db01 (1.5TB) / (187GB) swap |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server (el7.x86_64) offline production/analysis slave | BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
June 2011 | 1. part of the dbx.star.bnl.gov DNS round-robin |
|
db07 |
Dell PowerEdge R610 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5670 (Hex-core, 2.93 GHz, 12 MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 48 GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.107: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 6 2.5" 600 GB 10K SAS drives in a RAID 10, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /db01 (1.5TB) / (187GB) swap |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server (el7.x86_64) offline production/analysis slave |
BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
February 2011 | 1. part of the dbx.star.bnl.gov DNS round-robin |
| db08 | Dell PowerEdge R610 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5670 (Hex-core, 2.93 GHz, 12 MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 48 GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.108: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 6 2.5" 600 GB 10K SAS drives in a RAID 10, partitioned as |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server (el7.x86_64) offline production/analysis slave |
BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
February 2011 | 1. part of the dbx.star.bnl.gov DNS round-robin |
| db10 | Dell PowerEdge R610 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5660 (Hex-core, 2.80GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 32GB swap | 130.199.148.110: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 6 300 GB 15K SAS drives. Two form a RAID1 with /boot (500MB), swap, and / (244GB) Four drives are in a RAID 10 for /db01 (549GB) |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave | BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
November 2012 (inherited from RACF in 2018) |
1. Core team offline db server (see STAR DB XML) |
| Dell PowerEdge R710 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5550 (Quad-core, 2.67GHz, 8MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 48GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.111: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H200 RAID controller |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave | BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
April 2010 | ||
| ovirt-sdmz1 (old db12) | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.105: 1 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 4 1 TB 7200RPM SAS drives, 2 in a RAID 1, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /data (794GB) / (99GB) swap 2 drives each in their own RAID 0 for GlusterFS bricks
|
Ovirt GlusterFS |
BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) No Icinga |
February 2012 | Ovirt Hypervisor Gluster storage host |
| ovirt-sdmz2 (old db13) | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.112: 1 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 4 1 TB 7200RPM SAS drives, 2 in a RAID 1, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /data (794GB) / (99GB) swap 2 drives each in their own RAID 0 for GlusterFS bricks |
Ovirt GlusterFS |
BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) No Icinga |
February 2012 | Ovirt Hypervisor Gluster storage host |
| ovirt-sdmz3 (old db15) | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.113: 1 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 4 1 TB 7200RPM SAS drives, 2 in a RAID 1, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /data (794GB) / (99GB) swap 2 drives each in their own RAID 0 for GlusterFS bricks |
Ovirt GlusterFS |
BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) No Icinga |
February 2012 | Ovirt Hypervisor Gluster storage host |
| ovirt-sdmz4 (old db16) | Dell PowerEdge R410 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5650 (Hex-core, 2.67GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 64GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.115: 1 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID controller with 4 1 TB 7200RPM SAS drives, 2 in a RAID 1, partitioned as /boot (1GB) /data (794GB) / (99GB) swap 2 drives each in their own RAID 0 for GlusterFS bricks |
Ovirt GlusterFS |
BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
February 2012 | Ovirt Hypervisor Gluster storage host |
| IBM System x3650 M3 -[7945AC1]- | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5645 (Hex-core, 2.40GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.117: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
ServeRAID M1015 SAS/SATA Controller 2 160GB SATA 2.5" drives in a RAID 1 with: /boot: 1GB /: 125GB swap: 24GB 4 147GB SAS 15K RPM 2.5" drives in a RAID 10 with: /db01: 268GB |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave | BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
August 2011 | ||
| IBM System x3650 M3 -[7945AC1]- | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5645 (Hex-core, 2.40GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.118: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
ServeRAID M1015 SAS/SATA Controller 2 160GB SATA 2.5" drives in a RAID 1 with: /boot: 1GB /: 125GB swap: 24GB 4 147GB SAS 15K RPM 2.5" drives in a RAID 10 with: /db01: 268GB |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave | BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
August 2011 | ||
| duvall (and db09 is an alias for duvall) | ASA/SuperMicro 1U, X9DRW motherboard | RHEL Workstation 6.x (64-bit) | 2x Intel Xeon E5-2620 v2 (6 cores each, 2.1GHz, 16MB cache, w/HT) |
32 GB+ 16GB swap | 130.199.148.93: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
10 2.5" drive bays (0-7 on one controller, 8 & 9 on a different controller) 3x 1TB , each with 3 partitions for RAID 1 arrays (/, /boot and swap) - 2 active drives, 1 hot spare 2x 240GB SSD with 1 partition each. RAID1 array for /db01 |
3306: mysql-5.1.73 (RH), offlineQA, nova, LibraryJobs, OCS Inventory database (tbc), etc. | BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) No Icinga |
February 2015 | |
|
heston |
Penguin Relion 2600SA | RHEL Workstation 6.x (64-bit) | 2x Intel Xeon E5335 (Quad-core, 2.00GHz, 8MB cache) |
8GB + 10GB swap |
130.199.148.91: |
Six 750 GB (or 1TB) SATA drives identically partitioned: /db01: 2.6TB, ext4, RAID5 (5 drives + 1 spare) swap: 10GB, RAID5 (5 drives + 1 spare) |
3306: mysqld-5.1.73-8.el6_8 (RH) |
BCF |
mdmonitor (starsupport) smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Ganglia (yes) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
August or November 2007 | former duvall, now a slave to duvall |
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130.199.148.92: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
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| onldb | IBM System x3650 M3 -[7945AC1]- | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5645 (hex-core, 2.4GHz, 12 MB cache, HT disabled at BIOS) | 96GB + 24GB swap |
130.199.60.70: 1Gb/s 172.16.0.10: 1Gb/s |
ServeRAID M1015 SAS/SATA controller with 12 disks: 2 x 150 GB SATA in a RAID 1 with: - /boot (1GB) - / (125GB) - swap 4 x 146 GB 15K SAS in a RAID 10 with /db01 (268GB) 6 x 900 GB 10K SAS in RAID 10 with /db02 (2.5TB) |
online current run DB master server | DAQ Room | MSM 17.05.00.02 (starsupport) smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Ganglia Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) OCS Inventory (link needed) Icinga |
August 2011 | |
| onldb5 (former onldb) | Dell PowerEdge R510 | RHEL 6.x (64-bit) | Intel Xeon E5620 (quad-core, 2.4GHz, 12MB cache w/HT) | 8GB + 8GB swap |
130.199.60.29: 1Gb/s 172.16.128.10: 1Gb/s |
2 x 147 GB SAS (10K): -RAID 1, 8GB swap -RAID 1, 200MB /boot -RAID 1, 125 GB / 6 x 300 GB SAS (15K): -RAID 5, 550GB /mysqldata01 -RAID 5, 550GB /mysqldata02
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former online current run DB server |
DAQ Room |
mdmonitor (starsupport) smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (no) LogWatch (WB) SKM (no) Icinga |
December 2011 | |
| onldb2 | Dell Power Edge R310 | RHEL 6.x (64-bit) | Quad core (plus HT) Intel Xeon X3460 @ 2.80 GHz | 8GB + 8GB swap | em1: 130.199.60.89: 1Gb/s | 4x 2 TB SATA drives with four active partitions each. Four software RAID arrays across the four disks, used as follows: /boot: RAID1 (477MB ext4) swap: RAID10 (8GB) /: RAID10 (192GB ext4) /mysqldata00: RAID10 (3.4TB ext4) |
current run online DB server slave | DAQ Room | October 2010 | ||
| onldb3 | Dell PowerEdge 2950 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Quad core Intel Xeon E5440 @ 2.83 GHz | 16GB + 8GB swap | 130.199.60.165: 1Gb/s | 6x 1TB 3.5" SATA drives with 4 partitions each, forming four software RAID arrays mounted as: /boot: 1GB /: 140GB /db01: 2.6TB swap: 8GB |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave docker container with ScLinux 6 environment and mysql-5.1.73 for online database slaves |
DAQ Room |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) |
January 2009 | |
| onldb4 | Dell PowerEdge 2950 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Quad core Intel Xeon E5440 @ 2.83 GHz | 16GB + 8GB swap | 130.199.60.203: 1Gb/s | 6x 1TB 3.5" SATA drives with 4 partitions each, forming four software RAID arrays mounted as: /boot: 1GB /: 140GB /db01: 2.6TB swap: 8GB |
3316: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, offline production/analysis slave docker container with ScLinux 6 environment and mysql-5.1.73 for online database slaves |
DAQ Room |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) |
January 2009 | |
| dbbak | Dell PowerEdge R320 | RHEL 6.x (64-bit) | Quad Core Intel E5-1410 @2.8GHz, w/HT | 24GB + 8GB swap |
dbbak: |
online past run DB server | DAQ | December 2013 | Osiris master | ||
| Dell OptiPlex 755 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Core2 Duo E8300 @ 2.83GHz | 4GB + 2GB swap | 130.199.60.168: 1Gb/s | Intel RAID Matrix Storage Manager with two 500GB disks mirrored | DAQ | June 2008 | ||||
| mongodev01-03 | |||||||||||
| dashboard1 | Dell PowerEdge R320 | RHEL 6.x (64-bit) | Quad Core Intel E5-1410 @2.8GHz, w/HT | 24GB + 8GB swap | 130.199.60.91: 1Gb/s | S&C operations monitoring host | DAQ | December 2013 | Icinga and sFlow | ||
| mq01-mq03 | |||||||||||
| cephmon01-03 | |||||||||||
| fc1 | IBM System x3650 M3 -[7945AC1]- | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5645 (Hex-core, 2.40GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.86: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
ServeRAID M1015 SAS/SATA Controller 2x 147GB 2.5" 15K RPM SAS in a RAID 1 with: /boot: 1GB /: 113GB swap: 24GB 6x 300GB 2.5" 15K RPM SAS in a RAID 10 with: /db01: 823GB |
3336: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, master File Catalog server | BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
August 2011 | |
| fc2 | IBM System x3650 M3 -[7945AC1]- | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5649 (Hex-core, 2.53GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.87: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
ServeRAID M1015 SAS/SATA Controller 4x 300GB SAS 15K RPM 2.5" drives in a RAID 10 with: /boot: 1GB /: 120GB swap: 24GB /db01: 411GB |
3336: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, File Catalog slave | BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
August 2011 | |
| fc3 | Dell PowerEdge R610 | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon X5660 (Hex-core, 2.80GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 8GB swap | 130.199.148.88: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
PERC H700 RAID Controller with 6 600GB 10K SAS (2.5") in a RAID 10 with / (150GB) /boot (1GB) swap (8GB) /db01 (1.5TB) |
rh-mysql57-mysql-server UCM monitoring node? |
BCF | smartd (starsupport) disk space mon (starsupport) Ganglia MegaRAID Storage Manager (17.05.00.02) (starsupport) Logwatch (WB) SKM OCS Inventory Osiris (starsupport) No Icinga |
February 2012 (inherited from RACF in 2018) | |
| fc4 | IBM System x3650 M3 -[7945AC1]- | Sc.Linux 7.x | 2x Intel Xeon E5649 (Hex-core, 2.53GHz, 12MB cache, HT available but disabled) | 96GB + 24GB swap | 130.199.148.89: LACP: 2 x 1Gb/s |
ServeRAID M1015 SAS/SATA Controller 4x 300GB SAS 15K RPM 2.5" drives in a RAID 10 with: /boot: 1GB /: 120GB swap: 24GB /db01: 411GB |
3336: rh-mysql57-mysql-server, File Catalog slave | BCF |
smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (starsupport) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (WB) SKM |
August 2011 | |
| Dell PowerEdge R310 | RHEL Workstation 7.x (64-bit) | Intel Xeon X3460 (quad core) 2.8GHz, w/HT | 8GB + 6GB swap | 130.199.162.175: 1Gb/s |
4 software RAID arrays spread over four identically partitioned 2 TB SATA disks: swap: 6 GB, RAID 10 /boot: xfs, 236 MB, RAID 1 /: xfs, 46 GB, RAID 5 /export: xfs, 5.5 TB, RAID 5 |
80, 443: former primary online web server (replaced by ovirt virtual machine in late 2017) | DAQ |
mdmonitor (starsupport) smartd (no) disk space mon. (no) Ganglia (yes) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (no) SSH Key Mgmt. (yes) DB start-up scripts (N/A) |
December 2010 | online Ganglia gmetad and web interface OCS Inventory Tomcat for ESL and SUMS scheduler stats NFS server for online web content generation |
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| stardns1 | Dell PowerEdge SC440 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Dual Core Intel Pentium D 2.80GHz | 2GB + 4GB swap | 130.199.60.150: 1Gb/s | One 200 GB and one 250 GB SATA disk, partitioned identically (so the larger disk is not fully used): |
53: BIND (named, DNS server)
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DAQ | December 2006 | secondary DNS server, supplementing daqman and onlldap (slave to daqman for all zones) | |
| sun (aka drupal and www) | Dell PowerEdge R610 | RHEL WS 6.x (64-bit) | Quad Core Intel Xeon E5520, 2.26GHz, 8M cache, w/HT | 12GB + 10GB swap | 130.199.59.200: 1Gb/s |
Six 15K SAS drives of 73GB each on a PERC 6/i integrated (LSI megaraid) controller. first two are in a RAID 1, which contains /boot, / and swap (8GB) remaining four are in RAID 5 mounted under /data (200GB) |
80, 443: STAR primary webserver 25: postfix (SMTP server) |
BCF |
mdmonitor (N/A - HW RAID) smartd (starsupport) disk space mon. (WB) Ganglia (yes) Osiris (starsupport) LogWatch (no) SSH Key Mgmt. (yes) DB start-up scripts (N/A) |
July 2009 | STAR Webserver, eg: -- Drupal -- RT -- Ganglia STAR Hypernews |
| sunbelt | Penguin Relion 2600SA |
RHEL Workstation 6.x (64-bit) | 2x Intel Xeon E5335 (Quad-core, 2.00GHz, 8MB cache) | 16GB + 4GB swap | 130.199.59.199: 1Gb/s |
/boot 200MB RAID1 /db01 on 3.3TB RAID5 4GB swap on RAID5 array Five 750GB, 7200 RPM SATA - RAID 5. Plus one spare 750GB (6 disks total) |
BCF |
mdmonitor (WB, MA, DA) smartd (WB, MA, DA) disk space mon. (WB, DA) Ganglia (yes) Osiris (WB, MA) LogWatch (WB) SSH Key Mgmt. (yes) DB start-up scripts (yes) |
August or November 2007 | sun Webserver & MYSQL emergency backup use | |
| stargw3 | Dell Precision WorkStation T3400 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Intel Core2 Quad CPU Q9550 @ 2.83GHz | 8GB + 6GB swap | 130.199.60.93: 1Gb/s | Two 500GB SATA drives partitioned identically with RAID 1 arrays for: /boot: 239 MB, ext4 /: 453 GB, ext4 swap: 6GB |
22: OpenSSH server 9619-9620: Condor-CE |
DAQ | May 2009 | Online Grid gatekeeper | |
| stargw4 | Dell OptiPlex 755 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Intel Core2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz | 6GB + 6GB swap | 130.199.60.74: 1Gb/s | One 250GB and one 400GB SATA drive. The drives are partitioned identically with RAID 1 arrays (so only 250 GB is being used from the 400 GB disk): /boot: 500MB, ext4 /: 223 GB, ext4 swap: 6GB |
22: OpenSSH server | DAQ | January 2009 | SSH gateway to starp, part of "stargw.starp.bnl.gov" DNS round-robin | |
| stargw5 | Dell OptiPlex 755 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Intel Core2 Duo CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz | 4GB + 6GB swap | 130.199.60.76: 1Gb/s | Two 160 GB SATA drives partitioned identically with RAID 1 arrays: /boot: 500MB, ext4 /: 141 GB, ext4 swap: 6GB |
22: OpenSSH server | DAQ | September 2008 | SSH gateway to starp, part of "stargw.starp.bnl.gov" DNS round-robin | |
| onlldap | Dell PowerEdge R310 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Intel Xeon X3440 (quad-core) @ 2.53GHz | 8GB + 8GB swap | 130.199.60.57: 2Gb/s (bonded 1Gb/s NICs) | Four 1.2TB SAS (10K, 2.5") HDD, identically partitioned with RAID arrays: /boot: 388MB, ext4, RAID1 /: 118GB, ext4, RAID5 /ldaphome: 3.1TB, ext4, RAID5 swap: 8GB, RAID1 |
53: named (BIND/DNS) NFS NIS |
DAQ | December 2011 | Online Linux Pool home directory NFS server online NIS server master |
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| onlam3 | Dell PowerEdge R310 | Sc.Linux 6.x (64-bit) | Intel Xeon X3440 (quad-core) @ 2.53GHz | 8GB + 8GB swap | 130.199.60.153: 1Gb/s | Four 1.2TB SAS (10K, 2.5") HDD, identically partitioned with RAID arrays: /boot: 388MB, ext4, RAID1 /: 118GB, ext4, RAID5 /ldaphome: 3.1TB, ext4, RAID5 swap: 8GB, RAID1 |
DAQ | December 2011 | backup Online Linux Pool home directories (cron'ed rsyncs) online NIS server slave online HTCondor Central Manager (collector/negotiator) |
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| cephnfs | |||||||||||
| dean and dean2 | oVirt Virtual Machines | ||||||||||
| ovirt1, ovirt2, ovirt3 | |||||||||||
| onlcs | |||||||||||
| onlcs2 | |||||||||||
| onlhome | |||||||||||
| onlhome2 |
There is a fairly comprehensive monitoring system for the database servers at http://online.star.bnl.gov/Mon/
Notes about the health and configuration monitoring items listed in the table:
(If a particular tool notifies anybody directly (email), then the initials of the notified parties are included.)
Failing disks and filling disks have led to most of the db problems that this writer is aware of. Towards that end, we have several basic monitoring tools:
1. smartd -- if it starts indicating problems, the safest thing to do is replace the disk. However, SMART frequently assesses a disk as healthy when it is not. Also, the configurations in use have yet to be demonstrated to actually detect anything - I've no way to simluate a gradually failing disk. Also, SMART's abilities and usefulness are highly dependent on the disk itself - even 2 similar disks from the same manufacturer can have very different SMART capabilities. In any case, if we do have more disk failures, it will be interesting to learn if smartd gives us any warning. At this point, it is a bit of crossing-the-fingers and hoping. Any warning is a good warning...
2. mdmonitor or MegaRAID Storage Manager -- monitors software or hardware RAID configurations.
3. disk space monitoring -- We have a perl disk space monitoring script run via cron job. The iniital warning point is any partition more than 90% full.
Other monitoring and configuration details:
Ganglia -- doesn't need much explanation here.
Osiris -- change detection system, in the manner of TripWire, but with additional details that can be monitored, such as users and network ports.
SSH Key management -- doesn't need much explanation here.