I have a scenario where one of my Kubernetes nodes is experiencing disk pressure. Due to my use of the Bottlerocket OS, it's somewhat challenging to run utilities that are not containerized.
I tried to use the gdu docker image and get the files that cause the disk pressure, unfortunately without any success.
It would be amazing if I could run a k8s job like this and get the top X large files
I have a scenario where one of my Kubernetes nodes is experiencing disk pressure. Due to my use of the
Bottlerocket
OS, it's somewhat challenging to run utilities that are not containerized.I tried to use the
gdu
docker image and get the files that cause the disk pressure, unfortunately without any success.It would be amazing if I could run a k8s job like this and get the top X large files
With this k8s job I gets only root directories without getting sub directories and files.
Any chance to have additional parameter that can sort top X files by size?