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Solving Cluster Instability Caused by Exhausted Disk Space and RAM.

TLDR Serezha reported a cluster problem, Kishore Nallan found it was due to low disk space. Brian requested an upgrade, and Jason upgraded to 8GB RAM & 40GB disk space.

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Jan 09, 2023 (11 months ago)
Serezha
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Serezha
03:08 PM
Looks like some problem with cluster
03:27
Serezha
03:27 PM
?
Kishore Nallan
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Kishore Nallan
03:27 PM
Hey we are looking.
03:31
Kishore Nallan
03:31 PM
Low on disk space.
Serezha
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Serezha
03:32 PM
Brian ^^

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Brian
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Brian
03:32 PM
Kishore Nallan can you upgrade us
Kishore Nallan
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Kishore Nallan
03:33 PM
We will have to stabilize the cluster before we can upgrade you. Will do that, give us some time.

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Jason
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Jason
04:45 PM
Brian Serezha You’re all set. We’ve upgraded you to 8GB RAM, which comes with 40GB of disk space.

Essentially, the volume of writes sent into the cluster exhausted both RAM and disk space and destabilized the cluster
04:46
Jason
04:46 PM
Let us know once you index all your data and we can then look at RAM and disk usage at that point, and scale down capacity if needed
04:47
Jason
04:47 PM
Do you have an estimate of how many records you have and the average record size? We can then right-size your cluster, so you don’t run into this issue again

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