Ubuntu SSD dm-cache upstart tasks. Place these files in /etc/init to setup and teardown cache. See http://blog.kylemanna.com/linux/2013/06/30/ssd-caching-using-dmcache-tutorial/

ssd-cache-wait.conf

description "Suspend dmcache for SSD cache"
author "Kyle Manna <[email protected]>"
 
# Start monitoring with inotifywait (will block) after the filesystem is
# mounted, when the filesystem is unmounted, teardown the dm devices.
 
start on mounted MOUNTPOINT=/mnt/other
 
script
    inotifywait -e unmount $MOUNTPOINT
    dmsetup suspend home-cached
    dmsetup remove home-cached
    dmsetup remove ssd-blocks
    dmsetup remove ssd-metadata
end script

ssd-cache.conf

description "Configure dmcache for SSD cache"
author "Kyle Manna <[email protected]>"
 
# This would be handy, but it assumes the source device is already
# available, which in this case it isn't.
#start on mounting MOUNTPOINT=/mnt/other
# Run after /proc and /dev are finalized
start on virtual-filesystems
 
task
script
    # Setup the /dev/mapper/home-cached entity so that mountall will automount it after reading fstab
    dmsetup create ssd-metadata --table '0 19730 linear /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-SATA_OCZ-AGILITY2_f2d200034-part6 0'
    dmsetup create ssd-blocks --table '0 189008622 linear /dev/disk/by-id/scsi-SATA_OCZ-AGILITY2_f2d200034-part6 19730'
    dmsetup create home-cached --table '0 1048576000 cache /dev/mapper/ssd-metadata /dev/mapper/ssd-blocks /dev/vg0/spindle 512 1 writeback default 0'
    dmsetup resume home-cached
end script