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Uffizi regularly got its / disk full. Resulting in workers (well at least the indexers) failing about `OSError... no more disk space` ([[ https://forge.softwareheritage.org/P197$35-47 | P197 ]] for a sample extracted from our logstash instance). It's possibly related to T789 (quoting the first line of that issue): > We currently let the systemd journal take up as much space as it needs on the root filesystem of our machines. And indeed, the /var/log/ (mounted on /) is quite bloated at that moment. The workaround so far, for my part, was to: - claim some space in /var/cache/apt/archives - to permit triggering the logrotate rune to compress logs ``` sudo logrotate -f /etc/logrotate.conf ``` It has been discussed that a better workaround (as a default for a solution) would be to increase uffizi's disk size.

Uffizi regularly got its / disk full. Resulting in workers (well at least the indexers) failing about `OSError... no more disk space` ([[ https://forge.softwareheritage.org/P197$35-47 | P197 ]] for a sample extracted from our logstash instance). It's possibly related to T789 (quoting the first line of that issue): > We currently let the systemd journal take up as much space as it needs on the root filesystem of our machines. And indeed, the /var/log/ (mounted on /) is quite bloated at that moment. The workaround so far, for my part, was to: - claim some space in `/var/cache/apt/archives` - to permit triggering the logrotate rune to compress logs ``` sudo logrotate -f /etc/logrotate.conf ``` A better workaround (as a default for a better solution) would be to increase uffizi's disk size.

Uffizi regularly got its / disk full. Resulting in workers (well at least the indexers) failing about `OSError... no more disk space` ([[ https://forge.softwareheritage.org/P197$35-47 | P197 ]] for a sample extracted from our logstash instance). It's possibly related to T789 (quoting the first line of that issue): > We currently let the systemd journal take up as much space as it needs on the root filesystem of our machines. And indeed, the /var/log/ (mounted on /) is quite bloated at that moment. The workaround so far, for my part, was to: - claim some space in `/var/cache/apt/archives` - to permit triggering the logrotate rune to compress logs ``` sudo logrotate -f /etc/logrotate.conf ``` It has been discussed that aA better workaround (as a default for a better solution) would be to increase uffizi's disk size.