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We use this plug-in and we accumulate a lot of execution logs in S3 (400K 1.6 GB in our dev environment).
I could set an expiration policy on the S3 bucket itself taking care of that, e.g. a one-week retention. The question is about any possible side effect for RunDeck. There is a database too (MySQL for us), is it possible that removing the files in S3 w/o updating could have an impact?
Can you document in the README the good practice in this regard?
Thanks
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Provide a way to automatically remove the old execution logs or document the good practice
Provide a way to automatically remove the old execution logs, set a TTL and document the good practice
Oct 17, 2017
We use this plug-in and we accumulate a lot of execution logs in S3 (400K 1.6 GB in our dev environment).
I could set an expiration policy on the S3 bucket itself taking care of that, e.g. a one-week retention. The question is about any possible side effect for RunDeck. There is a database too (MySQL for us), is it possible that removing the files in S3 w/o updating could have an impact?
Can you document in the README the good practice in this regard?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: