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Version of Anchore Engine and Anchore CLI if applicable:
anchore-cli version: 0.9.2
anchore engine version: v0.10.0
What happened: anchore_anchore-db-volume and anchore_analyzer eats up the disk space quite rapidly given the huge volume of images we scan.
We run out of the disk space very frequently, despite giving 100G to anchore.
I haven't found a good way to clean up the docker volume other than
stop anchore
prune docker volume
start anchore
This causes an outage and evidently not a happy path.
I have also tried to delete the scanned/analyzed images but that doesn't seem to free up any space. This same issue is also brought up in #1362. The suggested solution is to change vacuum settings on postgres but we are using the postgres service from anchore which we don't directly modify.
What did you expect to happen:
Anchore should have some config or scripts to gracefully clean up the docker volume, without having to stop and restart anchore docker services.
As an additional note, we don't need to keep the old images around and are ok to wipe them as long as we can do it while the anchore services stay up and running.
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Is this a request for help?: Yes
Version of Anchore Engine and Anchore CLI if applicable:
anchore-cli version: 0.9.2
anchore engine version: v0.10.0
What happened:
anchore_anchore-db-volume
andanchore_analyzer
eats up the disk space quite rapidly given the huge volume of images we scan.We run out of the disk space very frequently, despite giving 100G to anchore.
I haven't found a good way to clean up the docker volume other than
This causes an outage and evidently not a happy path.
I have also tried to delete the scanned/analyzed images but that doesn't seem to free up any space. This same issue is also brought up in #1362. The suggested solution is to change
vacuum settings on postgres
but we are using the postgres service from anchore which we don't directly modify.What did you expect to happen:
Anchore should have some config or scripts to gracefully clean up the docker volume, without having to stop and restart anchore docker services.
As an additional note, we don't need to keep the old images around and are ok to wipe them as long as we can do it while the anchore services stay up and running.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: