What are the best practices for Linux partitioning & Mount points for
Production systems
Hi
i need some suggestion for defining the partition size for my production
systems. we are going to use CentOS 6.2 (64 bit)
- Partition size
- Mount points
What i am able to get from the google search is:
/ Root File System (/bin , /sbin , /dev , /root
/usr program and source
code
/var variable data
/boot boot kernels
/tmp temp file locations
/work to do your work here "you can name it anything"
Swap
- */home* - Set option nosuid, and nodev with diskquota option
- */usr* - Set option nodev
- */tmp* - Set option nodev, nosuid, noexec option must be enabled
- /var local,nodev,nosuid
Most of the server will be running
- Apache
-Tomcat
-SOLR
and few of them would be running MySQL as data base.
what is concern is that one of the developer accidentally deleted the /usr
files with sudo access. if somehow i can protect the core system from the
developers mistake that would be really good.
Thanks in advance for help.
