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Dumps/Dumpsdata hosts

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XML Dumpsdata hosts

Note that these servers are now legacy, following the migration of Dumps to Airflow. The servers will be decommisisoned (and reused) soon.

Hardware

We have various hosts:

  • Dumpsdata1003 in eqiad, production misc dumps nfs:
    Hardware/OS: PowerEdge R730xd, Debian 11 (bullseye), 64GB RAM, 1 quad-core Xeon Silver 4112 cpu, HT enabled
    Disks: 12 4TB disks in 1 12-disk raid10 volume; two 1T disks in raid 1 for the OS
  • Dumpsdata1004 in eqiad, production xml/sql dumps nfs spare
    Hardware: PowerEdge R740XD, Debian 11 (bullseye), 64GB RAM, 1 Intel Xeon Silver 4112 cpu, HT enabled
    Disks: 12 4TB disks in 1 12-disk raid10 volume; two 1T disks in raid 1 for the OS
  • Dumpsdata1005 in eqiad, production xml/sql dumps nfs spare
    Hardware: PowerEdge R740XD, Debian 11 (bullseye), 64GB RAM, 1 Intel Xeon Silver 4112 cpu, HT enabled
    Disks: 12 4TB disks in 1 12-disk raid10 volume; two 1T disks in raid 1 for the OS
  • Dumpsdata1006 in eqiad, production xml/sql dumps nfs primary
    Hardware: PowerEdge R740XD, Debian 11 (bullseye), 64GB RAM, 1 Intel Xeon Gold 5220 cpu, HT enabled
    Disks: 12 4TB disks in 1 12-disk raid10 volume; two 1T disks in raid 1 for the OS
  • Dumpsdata1007 in eqiad, production xml/sql and misc dumps nfs fallback
    Hardware: PowerEdge R740XD, Debian 11 (bullseye), 64GB RAM, 1 Intel Xeon Gold 5220 cpu, HT enabled
    Disks: 12 4TB disks in 1 12-disk raid10 volume; two 1T disks in raid 1 for the OS

Services

The production host is nfs-mounted on the snapshot hosts; generated dumps are written there and rsynced from there to the web and rsync servers.