Prism Central Root Partition usage exceeded 95%
1.7G /var/spool
566M /var/log
6.8G /usr/local/nutanix
is there anything which can be removed safely.
Please need support.
Nutanix support contract expired.
Prism Central Root Partition usage exceeded 95%
1.7G /var/spool
566M /var/log
6.8G /usr/local/nutanix
is there anything which can be removed safely.
Please need support.
Nutanix support contract expired.
https://next.nutanix.com/intelligent-operations-26/prism-central-pc-vm-is-running-out-of-space-38377
Thanks Jeroen, I have checked this earlier, the steps mentioned is related to the Home partitions however the issue here is related to ROOT partition.
I have tried clearing logs of upto 10 GB in home folder but it did not help to reduce even a single KB in root partition.
the total size of the Root partition is 10 GB and its 96% FULL.
Looking for some urgent advise.
Support is expired.
First try to find the folder which is having the large data in it: du -a /usr/local/nutanix | sort -n -r | head -n 5
Then see if that data van safely be removed.
but as this is no production environment (as support is expired) you can also delete prism central and reinstall it ;)
Dear Jeroen,
its a production environment, i might do this but would need approvals from management.
I have run the command and below is the output.
** SSH to PCVM via 'nutanix' user will be restricted in coming releases. **
** Please consider using the 'admin' user for basic workflows. **
nutanix@NTNX-IP-A-PCVM:~$ du -a /usr/local/nutanix | sort -n -r | head -n 5
du: cannot read directory ‘/usr/local/nutanix/secure/bin’: Permission denied
5027604 /usr/local/nutanix
738284 /usr/local/nutanix/prism
618700 /usr/local/nutanix/lib
488796 /usr/local/nutanix/prism/webapps
399156 /usr/local/nutanix/bin
Thanks for the response Dear Jeroen,
It was cleared by nutanix support.
allssh 'sudo du --inode /var/spool/postfix/maildrop (not recommended to use without support advise)
postsuper: Deleted: 422384 messages
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