I don't think it's really necessary to have a separate /usr or /boot
partition. GRUB2 can boot from LVM partitions these days. 2 GB also
seems excessive for a /tmp partition.
In all honesty it doesn't actually matter as much as a lot of people
think it does. There are some setups which are
Hi guys,
I'm not sure if this question has been asked before but I can't find anything
about this. What is the recommended partitioning scheme in Linux (ie Redhat)
suitable for Nagios implementation? How much percentage for /, 40% for /var or
what not. Please advice.
Thanks.
- Faiz
Hi Faiz,
the more important things are about database and performace. If you are
going to work with NDOUtils for example and MySQL, the best option is to
create a new and independent mount point depending on the data retention
that you need. Then /var/lib/mysql could be a good option.
For
