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Easy example: create a 10gb EC2 instance with OpenBSD, start installing stuff, boom, you're out of space on some partition. But really, just having rigid parti
by floatboth 9y ago
Easy example: create a 10gb EC2 instance with OpenBSD, start installing stuff, boom, you're out of space on some partition.
But really, just having rigid partitions makes me feel uneasy. ZFS datasets all share the same space, and you can set quotas if you want that can be changed anytime.
- Gracana 9y agoThat is an example of not considering your use case and failing, yes. :P Flexible/resizable partitions are definitely easier, but I think you could have gotten the fixed scheme right if you had tried.
- floatboth 9y agoWhen could I try? The scheme was already there: > create a 10gb EC2 instance