AI starting to get better with hands… but still…
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Nom Nom … Break noted as well. Very active on deletes & ingress these last 12 hours … 24hr TTL? Ingress here has upped a bit to about 8-9x normal. All the while disk space used, after deletes, is staying relatively the same. An interesting workout.
Edit: I may add that b/w is swerving all over the road, haha that’s experimentally satisfying.
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Julio
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I can’t tell. Disk space calculations with dedicated disk is still not working ver. 1.123.4 This node has around 5.8TB
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What testing at this time? Don’t think it’s a customers data.
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Trash can’t be full. It dosen’t have limits. 
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That messed with my brain for a second. OS-level saw all that Mar-1-retrash data getting deleted (so more space)… but node said a firehose of uploads was coming in (so less space). What the? 
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funny the big ingress spikes started at 6:00 Your local german time, and thats 0:00 in Washington, USA. So a new day: Sunday in whole east coast, New York etc. Some schedule has to be set up for some backups i guess. Maybe some D.O.G.E. worker found us as a cheaper alternative for some gov’s docs backups 
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I’m showing the same, 100+ Mbps ingress… But interestingly the storjinfo site is reading a loss of about 6PB??
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The graph includes data for Storj Select too.
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I have to fiddle with the storjinfo reports: like try different durations: because there are so many data-dropouts.
Like the drop Nodemansland just referenced is about the size of the EU satellite temporarily missing numbers (so if you switch to 30-day duration reports: the gap is smoothed over and we’re back to 28TB used)
Edit: Looks like the size just refreshed and fixed itself:
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I wonder if this is sticky data or slooowly-sliiiding- than-kaboom-into-trash data?
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The pacman closes it’s mouth more and more each day.
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Very little data seems sticky these days.
I guess we’ll find out in a week or so 
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It seems we are back to normal ingress.
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That is intensional. Dediacated Disk tells the node to not worry about used space and stop tracking it. Instead just fill the entire disk until there is no free space.
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Is it test data ? And we’ll see the TTL thing all over again ?
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