Hey You can configure the amount of sp

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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

Nick Hryhoriev(AF) · Answer

ANd by default it s do not have limit

Yoni Augarten · Answer

The default value is 1GB You can change the value using the `committed local cache size bytes` configuration

Yoni Augarten · Answer

For example if you re using a yaml configuration file to configure lakeFS add the following to limit the cache to 256MB ```committed local cache size bytes 268435456```

Oz Katz · Answer

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 lt cache size

Nick Hryhoriev(AF) · Answer

hm BUt I definetly have more than 1 gb

Oz Katz · Answer

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

Nick Hryhoriev(AF) · Answer

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

Yoni Augarten · Answer

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 `

Nick Hryhoriev(AF) · Answer

Yep give me some time

Nick Hryhoriev(AF) · Answer

I am sorry I can t Something wrong with my SSM config ```Your session has been terminated for the following reasons Plugin with name Standard Stream not found Step name Standard Stream``` I will recreate instance with correct config or my ssh keys and come back to you later

Yoni Augarten · Answer

Thanks for the update < Nick Hryhoriev AF > Looking forward to your update

Barak Amar · Answer

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