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09:53:44 | <Webuser284019> | is there a way to clear uploaded items from the warrior image on the coimputer as i am running out of storage. only way i seam to be able to do such a thing is delete and reinport |
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11:52:24 | <anonymoususer852> | "is there a way to clear uploaded items from the warrior image..." I am pretty sure that is automated. Which version of warrior image are you running? I'm using warrior 4.1, and with one of the AT projects already stating that I've uploaded 3.8TiB, there's no way that would fit within the 60GB image that is the default disk size. |
11:53:50 | <anonymoususer852> | You could also perhaps try doing things like "docker rm ..." to remove container images, but I'm unsure of its usefulness. |
11:59:09 | <anonymoususer852> | I am running, or have ran other AT warrior projects, in addition to the one that indicates 3.8TiB on the leaderboard, two smaller ones in the range of a few hundred GiBs, a couple that may fit within default 60GB but I am doubtful it would be stored locally if that was the case. All these just further proves it's impossible to fit within the default disk size limitations if each and every |
11:59:15 | <anonymoususer852> | uploaded items are still stored locally. |
12:04:43 | <anonymoususer852> | There's also "docker stats -a" and perhaps the old, typically compressed logs in /var/log that you could also look into. |
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12:15:52 | <BornOn420> | "docker system df -v" should give a good view of where your disk space went |
12:19:42 | <BornOn420> | Most containers will be only a couple of MB. Only exceptions I've seen are youtube, mediafire, github |
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14:42:14 | <Webuser284019> | thank you i am using version 4.1 and i am doing the youtube version. so i am not sure if the it does clear out after a set amount of time |
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15:18:27 | <BornOn420> | It should. But targets are a tad slow ATM, so uploads are not that fast |
15:19:01 | <BornOn420> | (my youtube container was 3GB an hour ago, now it's 700MB) |
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16:25:09 | <anonymoususer852> | I didn't think about that, Youtube project and the likes (e.g. Twitch) would likely be big, as you're dealing with multimedia files. In my cases, meta ads may run big but that's not as frequent. |
16:28:08 | <anonymoususer852> | Speaking of meta, on my end it's sitting at 2.15GB but I suspect that's also likely due to the amount of concurrency I have on that; 20 instead of 6. |
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18:13:27 | <BornOn420> | for sure. that 3GB youtube is a concurrency of 1, so basically one video (in highest quality + audio) |
18:14:27 | <BornOn420> | Right now I'm 'banned' and it's down to 4.25MB |
18:22:52 | <@JAA> | Webuser284019: Do you run the VM or the container? The VM disk image will grow over time, see https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_Warrior#The_Warrior_virtual_machine_is_using_up_disk_space,_even_though_it's_not_running_a_project! |
18:23:48 | <@JAA> | 'Reimport' suggests to me that it's the VM, so yeah. |
18:24:33 | <@JAA> | The data *is* being deleted inside the VM, but that doesn't prevent the VM disk growth, and there's nothing the warrior can do about that really. |
18:25:33 | <@JAA> | The disk image will not grow beyond 60 GB IIRC. |
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19:03:20 | <Webuser284019> | im using VirtualBox. i do wonder if its possible to install natively bare-metal on a machine |
19:06:46 | <@JAA> | That's not supported, but you can use the container with Docker or Podman. |
19:09:08 | <Webuser284019> | ah, thank you. Looking through the info. it looks like the machine has a max size of 60gb so i guess it may delete uploaded stuff after a while. |
19:12:38 | <@JAA> | No, like I said, it's deleting completed items immediately. That just doesn't necessarily reflect in the disk image size, which is an artefact of how virtualisation works. |
19:20:43 | <Webuser284019> | ah ok so its a fixed size of 60gb but will not balloon up and up like crazy? |
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19:22:30 | <@JAA> | Oops, wrong browser tab. |
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21:57:03 | <anonymoususer852> | "... a fixed size of 60gb but will not balloon up and up like crazy?" That's answered here, https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_Warrior#How_much_disk_space_will_the_Warrior_use? if I am not mistaken. |
21:57:49 | <anonymoususer852> | "because each project defines items differently, sizes may vary. A single task may be a small file or a whole subsection of a website. The virtual machine is configured by default to use an absolute maximum of 60GB, but Docker has no hard limit. Any unused virtual machine or Docker container disk space is not used on the host computer." |
22:02:25 | <anonymoususer852> | I believe that should also cover the fact that YMMV if you intend to increase the concurrency. BornOn420 stated 3GB youtube is a concurrency of 1, therefore if you intend to run the same youtube project but upwards to 20 concurrency, you could be potentially witnessing 60GB being chewed up, due to 20 x currency with each one taking up 3GB, theoretically speaking. |
22:04:03 | <anonymoususer852> | s/currency/con&/ |
22:09:46 | <@JAA> | Pretty sure the problem here is fragmentation of the virtual disk file. |
22:10:06 | <@JAA> | Which is kind of explained in the question I linked, albeit not in detail. |
22:22:26 | <anonymoususer852> | Ultimately it shouldn't exceed the hard limit. It will grow one way or another, but unlikely beyond that hard limit, or that would be a potential huge flaw with the VM software itself :). |
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