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ephemeral storage on an EC2 instance is less than the amount of swap space
we want to autoconfigure. (In particular, the m3.medium instance type has
4 GB of attached SSD storage but 3.75 GB of RAM, which results in a desired
7.5 GB of swap space.)
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specified in the $ec2_fetchkey_user variable, so that it can be
(usefully) specified via user-data at EC2 instance launch time.
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* Add support for system configuration via ec2 user-data.
* Add support for allocating swap space from ephemeral disks with EC2
(linux) device names of "xvd[a-j]" rather than just "sd[a-j]".
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provide an option which reverts back to the old version of this port.
I'm making it a configurable option rather than autodetecting based
on OSVERSION to make my life easier with "cross-building" images.
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sysutils)
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rc.d scripts in order to be compatible with newer versions of rc.subr.
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device names of "sd[bcde]" in addition to "/dev/sd[bcde]". Until recently
EC2 hosts all used the latter form, but an increasing number seem to have
switched to the former.
Submitted by: Luke Marsden
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This was causing me issues when attempting to gather certain statistics.
While here trim header
Approved by: miwi, adrian, tj
No objection from: db, bjk, cperciva, scheidell, osa
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I'll unbreak it in a few minutes.
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for a non-root user.
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ephemeral disks present [1], and avoids enabling crash dumps to an
XXXs1b partition which isn't being used for swapping.
Submitted by: Simon Olofsson [1]
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the output of `vmstat -z` to figure out how much swap space we can
safely configure, instead of the kern.maxswzone sysctl.
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