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[opensuse-buildservice] some thoughts on streamlining obs
- From: <doiggl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:26:48 +1000
- Message-id: <28f6ce10c44a8733f6b1ebfb2695dd84@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello,
This is just about the part on the setting up the service when it involked
usually from lines inclusive
preinstalling aaa_base...
preinstalling acl...
.
.
mount: according to mtab, none is already mounted on /proc
logging output to //.build.log...
- I presume one of these is set up/removed for each of the packages in a
users project when time comes to compile the package.
- If that is done on-disk that would use alot of elapsed I/O time. That
would add up over time for the many thousands of packages built.
If that is the case, could a buildroot location be set in ram-memory and a
symbolic link setup be done to connect the users package and the memory
location.
The package built on faster ram instead of using slower disk if disk is
used. Quicker to setup and cleanup the start and end of each process.
The reason I asked was would it help the through-put turnaround time of
jobs submitted.
Just my 20cents worth
Cheers Glenn
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This is just about the part on the setting up the service when it involked
usually from lines inclusive
preinstalling aaa_base...
preinstalling acl...
.
.
mount: according to mtab, none is already mounted on /proc
logging output to //.build.log...
- I presume one of these is set up/removed for each of the packages in a
users project when time comes to compile the package.
- If that is done on-disk that would use alot of elapsed I/O time. That
would add up over time for the many thousands of packages built.
If that is the case, could a buildroot location be set in ram-memory and a
symbolic link setup be done to connect the users package and the memory
location.
The package built on faster ram instead of using slower disk if disk is
used. Quicker to setup and cleanup the start and end of each process.
The reason I asked was would it help the through-put turnaround time of
jobs submitted.
Just my 20cents worth
Cheers Glenn
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