Closed edoubleoo closed 2 years ago
that's nice to hear.
Not sure which log file you are referring to.
If it's the actual logs of the containers, you should check the documentation of your linux distribution for how to configure rotation of docker logs.
If you mean the actual container volume (uploaded files during import of transactions aren't deleted automatically for instance) or you could have configured logging of the django app itself to a path within the container, you should be able to reclaim space by restarting the containers. Just be sure you don't have your database in a container but in a separate volume so it survives container restarts
Hi AGStrike,
I have been using SilverStike for over the past year, and it works great. There is an issue with growing size of the Docker container's log file. I would prefer the log file to purge after a number of days or rotate in order to not consume the whole HDD.
Please advise if this is possible and process to recitify tthis issue.
Thanks.