diskspace

My quota on openshift has exceeded: Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace /dev/mapper/EBSStore01-user_home01 1048572 0 1048576 6890 0 80000 I found a different stackoverflow questions that the disk space can be cleaned by 'rhc app-tidy' But when i run this command i get the following error: Warning: Gear xxx is using 100.0% of disk quota Failed to execute: 'control start' for /var/lib/openshift/xxx/mysql When i run the following command do see which files are using the most space du -h * | sort -rh | head -50 I get the following ouput: 605M wildfly 320M git/mythings.git

I am getting an error "No space left on device" when I am running my Amazon EMR jobs using m1.large as the instance type for the hadoop instances to be created by the jobflow. The job generates approx. 10 GB of data at max and since the capacity of a m1.large instance is supposed to be 420GB*2 (according to: EC2 instance types ). I am confused how just 10GB of data could lead to a "disk space full" kind of a message. I am aware of the possibility that this kind of an error can also be generated if we have completely exhausted the total number of inodes allowed on the filesystem but that is

I have a pair of svn repositories which are significantly larger than others. They're not too big for svn, but they're taking a lot of disk space I'd rather be using for something else. What strategies are available for reducing the disk use of svn repositories? I tried the "removing dead transactions" section described here but that didn't get me anywhere. What else should I try? ETA: Is this question better asked on Server Fault? If the used disk space is more important for you than the version history, then you could make a clean checkout and reimport your projects into a new repository.

Do you know if there is a way to list the space usage of a git repository per branch ? (like df or du would) By "the space usage" for a branch I mean "the space used by the commits which are not yet shared accross other branches of the repository". Chronial This doesn’t have a proper answer. If you look at the commits contained only in a specific branch, you would get a list of blobs (basically file versions). Now you would have to check whether these blobs are part of any of the commits in the other branches. After doing that you will have a list of blobs that are only part of your branch.

I have a m1.small instance in amazon with 8GB hard disk space on which my rails application runs. It runs smoothly for 2 weeks and after that it crashes saying the memory is full. App is running on rails 3.1.1, unicorn and nginx I simply dont understand what is taking 13G ? I killed unicorn and 'free' command is showing some free space while df is still saying 100% I rebooted the instance and everything started working fine. free (before killing unicorn) total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 1705192 1671580 33612 0 321816 405288 -/+ buffers/cache: 944476 760716 Swap: 917500 50812 866688