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Docker eat all disk space

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After a few month running meteor-app on a server it’s disk is all over:

If you meteor stop it, than docker containers are removed and you get some free space. But only some. What it can be? Logs? How to handle this?

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Created 7 years ago
Reactions:4
Comments:41 (13 by maintainers)

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derouckcommented, Nov 8, 2017

After updating to the latest docker version the problem will probably be solved by calling

docker system prune -af

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zoderncommented, Aug 14, 2017

Mup 1.3 will support plugins, and one of the plugins is mup-disk, which shows how much is being used where, and deletes unused files. I would appreciate help testing and getting feedback on using plugins with mup.

1.3 Beta is available. You can install it with npm i -g mup@next. To use the plugin follow these instructions.

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