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Use tmpfs for temp recordings and only write to media storage during events
See original GitHub issueAs per comments here, the recording changes in 0.9 are positive and have long-term storage benefits, but the continual recording requires any external storage/NAS devices to stay powered on/spinning. If tmpfs could be used to store temporary clips so Frigate only writes to media storage during detected events (if retain_days: 0), then any external devices/NAS could power down/sleep during periods of no object detection. i.e. when no one is home, or overnight.
(I have seen a small increase in my rack’s power usage since moving to 0.9, with my 2-bay NAS running 24/7.)
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There are some changes needed to make this work, but it’s on the list for post 0.9.0.
The
dayssection just moved underretain. See example here: https://github.com/blakeblackshear/frigate/discussions/2447Note that the new retain modes apply to the cache copy operation too. Using the new modes will reduce writes to disk even more.