Hey @Nick Hryhoriev(AF)! You can configure the amount of space lakeFS uses for cache. I'll look it up in the docs, one sec please

ANd by default it’s do not have limit?

The default value is 1GB. You can change the value using the

committed.local_cache.size_bytes

configuration.

we should probably open an issue on this: it’s a good idea to validate that the cache size doesn’t exceed the size of the target device (and perhaps warn if current free space < cache size?)

hm… BUt I definetly have more than 1 gb

any idea what the current size of the cache directory is? are you running inside a container? if so, the limit would be the volume used by e.g. docker when spinning up the container

I am running on ec2 instance and the value is default on

Thanks @Nick Hryhoriev(AF). Can you check how much space the

/home/lakefs/data/lakefs/cache/

directory takes? (

du -sh /home/lakefs/data/lakefs/cache/

)

Yep, give me some time.

Thanks for the update, @Nick Hryhoriev(AF). Looking forward to your update

In case you are running using docker inside ec2 -

docker ps --size

should give you how much size the container takes. Alt. will be

docker system df

to understand how much we use from the host.