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Amazon EFS, Working around hard link limit
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I have been hard linking to my nfs mount and did not realize that I'm only limited to 177 links, as seen in the aws docs.
See Command Fails with "Too many links" Error
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/troubleshooting.html
My implementation
$ ln /home/file.log /home/foo/dev/log
How do I work around this where I can still use the same implementation.
I was thinking of creating a new copy of of the source file (call it something like file_copy.log) so that it would be a new inode and link from that. The issue there is when something writes to file.log how would file_copy.log know about this?
Are there better ways of approaching this problem.
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I have been hard linking to my nfs mount and did not realize that I'm only limited to 177 links, as seen in the aws docs.
See Command Fails with "Too many links" Error
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/troubleshooting.html
My implementation
$ ln /home/file.log /home/foo/dev/log
How do I work around this where I can still use the same implementation.
I was thinking of creating a new copy of of the source file (call it something like file_copy.log) so that it would be a new inode and link from that. The issue there is when something writes to file.log how would file_copy.log know about this?
Are there better ways of approaching this problem.
filesystems aws
asked 28 mins ago
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I have been hard linking to my nfs mount and did not realize that I'm only limited to 177 links, as seen in the aws docs.
See Command Fails with "Too many links" Error
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/troubleshooting.html
My implementation
$ ln /home/file.log /home/foo/dev/log
How do I work around this where I can still use the same implementation.
I was thinking of creating a new copy of of the source file (call it something like file_copy.log) so that it would be a new inode and link from that. The issue there is when something writes to file.log how would file_copy.log know about this?
Are there better ways of approaching this problem.
filesystems aws
asked 28 mins ago
e_mam106e_mam106
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I have been hard linking to my nfs mount and did not realize that I'm only limited to 177 links, as seen in the aws docs.
See Command Fails with "Too many links" Error
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/troubleshooting.html
My implementation
$ ln /home/file.log /home/foo/dev/log
How do I work around this where I can still use the same implementation.
I was thinking of creating a new copy of of the source file (call it something like file_copy.log) so that it would be a new inode and link from that. The issue there is when something writes to file.log how would file_copy.log know about this?
Are there better ways of approaching this problem.
filesystems aws
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