Your disk space
Home Directories and Quotas
You will have a home directory in the following location;
/ibers/ernie/home/
This has a quota of 50GB. You will begin to get warnings if you exceed this quota. You have seven days to ensure your disk usage is below the 50GB quota. After this time you will not be able to create files. If your file usage exceeds 60GB, you will not be able to create new files.
If you wish to check your quota, you can do so by typing the following command.
[user@bert ~]$ quota -s
Disk quotas for user user (uid 00000):
Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace
master.ib.cluster:/ibers/ernie/home
40836M 51200M 61440M 326k 0 0
You can see here that the user has 40836M of files, i.e. 40GB. The quota is 51200M, the upper limit is 61440M and the user 326 thousand files.
Group shares are located in the following location;
/ibers/ernie/groups/
and some data such as sequencing data is on the repository ();
/ibers/ernie/repository/
You can see the groups you belong to by using the following;
[user@bert]$ id -Gn datashare infshare
Here you can see that the user is a member of two group shares, datashare and infshare. You can see what your quotas are for this using the following;
[user@bert]$ quota -sgQ
Disk quotas for group datashare (gid 10103):
Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace
storage01.ib.cluster:/ibers/ernie/groups
800G 1400G 1500G 685 0 0
Disk quotas for group infshare (gid 11007):
Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace
storage01.ib.cluster:/ibers/ernie/groups
574G 964G 1155G 642k 0 0
The -sgQ flag makes the output human readable, shows just the group shares and ignores any other NFS mounted storage arrays that you do not have quotas on.
