This is most likely my-sql logs growing.  Check your database directory and look for old logs.  

Thanks
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Tim


On Fri, Sep 24, 2021 at 10:38 AM Adam Armstrong via observium <observium@observium.org> wrote:
Can you pinpoint the large size to any particular device or group of devices?

Rrd dir should not grow indefinitely unless some devices are continually adding and removing entities, and you aren’t running housekeeping to remove old RRDs.

Adam.

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On 24 Sep 2021, at 16:20, Adam Thompson via observium <observium@observium.org> wrote:


Since we last rebuilt our Observium instance in late 2019, we've noticed that it's chewing up disk space at a prodigious rate, that we didn't see before.

We're seeing a steady ~300BG/month increase in storage needs.  Observium, of course, monitors itself, and the line on the storage graph is a nearly-perfect slope (after adjusting for disk size increases).

This came to my attention this morning (again), when we ran out of disk space (again) and I had to expand the volume (again) to continue operating.   (So much for our alerting... oops.)

We have added a few new devices, but not 1TB worth, and not consistently and constantly since late 2019.

Since RRD files are - in theory - fixed-size, why does /opt/obvservium/rrd keep growing without bound? And how can I predict future growth?  Will it ever stop?

Help?  Anyone?

-Adam

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