The config.yaml I put in every update is generated fresh with
storagenode setup
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Its not needed. The trust-cache.json file gets auto downloaded every few mins with updated trusted sources.
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storage2.monitor.reserved-bytes: 100 GB
So now we can set the free space limit?
Only if you enable the dedicated disk feature
storage2.monitor.dedicated-disk: true
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Storj could create a config-default.yaml file next to config.yaml, with each new version installation. This way we would have the last version of it right on our nodes.
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actually seems crazy smart to me.
You could just rename the existing config.yaml and run ‘storagenode config’ command. The result is a default config.
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This is new to me. Do you need to stop the node? Is there anything else to put in that command? Shouldn’t be:
docker run storagenode config ?
or something like that?
docker exec -it storagenode storagenode config would be enough. However, it would also try to open a text editor. If your run rootless, then you would be unable to install it in the container.
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