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Storage requirements for running the latest version on RHEL 7.x

James W. Krych

Hello!

I am getting ready to start our upgrade project to the latest Atlassian products. Our main OS will be RHEL, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, version 7.4.

I glanced over the requirements and didn't see what I was looking for. Are there any "recommendations" for the minimum size for the following Linux directories:

/home

/usr

/var

/usr/local

/var/log

/var/log/audit

/opt

Best,

James

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

By default, the Atlassian stack will live entirely in /opt, so the short answer is "use the OS recommended minimum sizes for all the others, and look at your long-term data requirements for the applications to determine /opt".

James W. Krych

So /opt should be substantial. Sounds good.

James

James W. Krych

Hello again!

What are the recommended locations for the installation directory and the home directory?

Would it be /opt for both? That would tie in to what you have said regarding where the stack lives

Best,

James

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes, the installers will default to putting both in /opt. Generally, that's where I'd put them as well, although a lot of the time, I'll do something like /opt/atlassian-install/jira and /opt/atlassian-data/jira if I'm putting more than one Atlassian application on the server.

The important thing is to make sure you don't nest them - do not put the data directory inside the installation or vice-versa

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