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[Francis Ginther <francis.ginther@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Evan, that was probably the best action. If there is no extra
containers to remove, then the only course I can think of is to clean
out the latest container's tmp files:
/var/lib/lxc/[lxc container name]/run/delta/tmp

/tmp is where the temporary autopilot recordings are stored, which can
take up a big chunk of space.

On Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 7:29 AM, Evan Dandrea
<evan.dandrea@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Nagios flipped out over the weekend when ps-nvidia-gt630 used up most
> of its disk. It looks like the trusty-amd64-20131210-1707 container
> was most to blame, as it was 150-200G. I dug around and it seems like
> otto only uses the most recent matching container (which this was
> not), so I destroyed it:
>
> ubuntu@ps-nvidia-gt630:~$ sudo lxc-destroy --name trusty-amd64-20131210-1707
>
> We're now back down to 34% disk usage.
>
> If anyone sees this causing problems, please do let me know. Equally,
> if this was the right thing to do, I'd appreciate confirmation so I
> can get it in the playbook.
>
> Thanks!
>
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