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Tracker: [CLOSED] JSDL v1.0 Errata
Title: Disk space resources
Description:
I'm not sure how to perform any kind of match making based on the resources IndividualDiskSpace, and similarly, the 
DiskSpace element of the FileSystem element. 

For both, is the amount of space:

1. The size of the volume
2. The number of free bytes on the volume
3. The number of free bytes available to the user on the volume. 

If 3, how is it proposed to make this calculation efficiently. 


For IndividualDiskSpace, is this:

1. An aggregation of all locally mounted volumes? 
2. Does it include network volumes? 
3. Is it calculated before or after FileSystem mounts happen (thus affecting the number if network volumes are also 
considered). 

Because of these questions, it's not clear to me that this element has any use (given that I can be specific about 
volume disk requirements using FileSystem).
Submitted By: Chris Smith
Submitted On: 11/30/2006 4:28 PM EST
Last Modified: 04/11/2007 10:49 AM EDT
Closed: 04/11/2007 10:49 AM EDT

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Group: *
Status:* Closed
Category: *
Customer: *
Priority: * 3
Assigned To: * Andreas Savva
Reported in Release: *
Fixed in Release: *
Estimated Hours: * 0
Actual Hours: * 0
Comments
Andreas Savva: 04/11/2007 10:49 AM EDT
  Comment:
Verified in draft 6 
  Action: Update
Closed set to 04/11/2007
Status changed from Fixed to Closed
Andreas Savva: 04/11/2007 3:04 AM EDT
  Comment:
For TotalDIskSpace added  

"across all resources" similarly to other Total* elements

and

"This element specifies the maximum unconfigured (raw) total capacity of disk space. There is no requirement that the disk space is provided a single 
physical or logical disk."
  Action: Update
Status changed from Resolved to Fixed
Andreas Savva: 04/04/2007 10:49 AM EDT
  Comment:
Do similar addition for TotalDiskSpace
  Action: Update
Status changed from Fixed to Resolved
Andreas Savva: 04/04/2007 6:10 AM EDT
  Comment:
- For DiskSpace added that it refers to 'free' space

- For IndividualDiskSpace added the following text:

This element specifies the maximum unconfigured (raw) capacity of a single disk on the resource. For a resource to satisfy this requirement it MUST 
have at least one disk (physical or otherwise) that can satisfy this requirement. There is no requirement, however, that a resource only has a single 
disk; or that, if multiple disks are present, all the disks on a resource match this require-ment.
  Action: Update
Status changed from Resolved to Fixed
Andreas Savva: 01/24/2007 9:43 AM EST
  Comment:
IndividualDiskSpace means the local (raw) disk space (unconifgured) --- if there multiple disks this matches with the biggest one.
RAID volume is one example for multiple disks treated as one.
Logical disk is also ok; don't care how this is provided from the job's point of view.

Ideally we could enumerate per disk -- future work
  Action: Update
Status changed from Pending to Resolved
Andreas Savva: 01/17/2007 10:25 AM EST
  Comment:
What happens in the multi-disk case for the IndividualDiskSpace?
  Action: Update
Andreas Savva: 12/13/2006 9:55 AM EST
  Comment:
For FileSystem DiskSpace it should be the amount free on the volume (2). (A quota system might allow for the usable amount by the user).

IndividualDiskSpace means the local (raw) disk space (unconifgured).

We need to refine definitions.
  Action: Update
Assigned To set to Andreas Savva
Status changed from Open to Pending
Chris Smith: 11/30/2006 4:28 PM EST
  Action: Create


 
 
 
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