Hey everyone, I’ve been tracking my disk usage for some time, and have just recently noticed that one of my nodes is currently at 122.8% disk usage, which equates to being overused by 2.28TB! Now I can understand some MB, or even a few 10s of GBs, but 2.28TB is quite excessive, and has filled up t…

Does it match the usage reported by the OS (you need to use SI measure units to compare)?

My disks are 14TB disks, formatting, resulting in 12.7TB free. user@raspberrypi:~ $ df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on ... /dev/sdb1 13563485152 12462425408 417424340 97% /mnt/csrpistorj1 and user@raspberrypi:~ $ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% M…

You need to use --si instead of -h if you want to compare with the dashboard. The Storj software uses SI measure units (as a disk manufacturers), not binary. 12462425408 = 12.46TB So, looks like the dashboard shows the used space pretty close to what’s reported by the OS. The average used space, i…

Hi @Alexey , so the command doesn’t really show much different (Since it’s still a “human-readable” format): user@raspberrypi:~ $ df --si Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on .. /dev/sdb1 14T 13T 563G 96% /mnt/csrpistorj1 As for the allocation of my node, I never reduced it.…

[image] Chris21788: but I’m surprised that the dashboard is reporting the over-used space… isn’t that pulling from the database? If that’s the case, then the database is already up-to-date. Yes, it is. What I’m tried to say: some time ago the databases were not updated with the actual usage a…

I’m using this thread as it appear to be exactly the same story as mine. I believe I’m in the exact same situation. I started with a large allocated drive size and then later, much later, I reduced the size, but Storj Node thinks nothing has changed. I have the capacity right now but maybe not in…

[image] JoeSchmuck: Months pass… Not dropping, still at 2.2TB capacity (1.3TB Overused). Is there a way to handle this kind of problem once it has happened? It sounds like it is aiming for 1TB allocated. Are you saying it doesn’t look like you actually have 2.2TB used (or close) when you loo…

I have not looked at the actual used capacity but I have no reason to doubt it. Here is a screen capture, notice the storage dips and then goes back up. I started April out with 2.31TB and I am down to 2.1TB but it goes up a little, it goes down a little. My 2.2TB node sits on five 4TB NVMe drive…

[image] Roxor: most customers don’t pay to hold their data forever But some do and old nodes have accumulated a lot of such data. Therefore exit (graceful or not) is the only realistic option in my opinion.

[image] Roxor: most customers don’t pay to hold their data forever Do you have source of this claim? There are surveillance type customers, that store data for fixed period, the constant turnover is by design. There are backup type customers, that store data for decades, because backup is c…

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