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How can we optimize/clean disk usage from Docker and more?

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  • d19dotcaD Offline
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    d19dotca
    wrote on last edited by d19dotca
    #6

    I'm curious why the Umami app is so massive. It's such a lightweight application... is it expected to be that large? I wonder if this is somehow a contributor to the issue of reclaimable space but not actually being removed since it's still active? Just throwing against a wall though, not sure if that's valid. haha.

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    Dustin Dauncey
    www.d19.ca

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    • d19dotcaD d19dotca

      @girish That worked well for the volumes, it cleared up the 1.666GB of storage space. Thank you! πŸ™‚

      What about the images though? It says over 2 GB is reclaimable but it doesn't seem like it is from what I can tell. If I tried to do a similar command specific to images such as docker image prune -a it still gave me a 0 byte response showing it cleaned up nothing. Am I missing something when it comes to reclaimable images in Docker?

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      girish
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      #7

      @d19dotca for volumes, thee was a bug. I fixed this in master yesterday - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/030e4688294d0ffe1c34468e6622c4b1b22fd357

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      • d19dotcaD d19dotca

        I'm curious why the Umami app is so massive. It's such a lightweight application... is it expected to be that large? I wonder if this is somehow a contributor to the issue of reclaimable space but not actually being removed since it's still active? Just throwing against a wall though, not sure if that's valid. haha.

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        girish
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        #8

        @d19dotca speak of the devil... there is a new version of umami, let me check why it's so big.

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        • d19dotcaD d19dotca

          @girish That worked well for the volumes, it cleared up the 1.666GB of storage space. Thank you! πŸ™‚

          What about the images though? It says over 2 GB is reclaimable but it doesn't seem like it is from what I can tell. If I tried to do a similar command specific to images such as docker image prune -a it still gave me a 0 byte response showing it cleaned up nothing. Am I missing something when it comes to reclaimable images in Docker?

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          jdaviescoates
          wrote on last edited by
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          @d19dotca said in How can we optimize/clean disk usage from Docker and more?:

          docker image prune -a it still gave me a 0 byte response showing it cleaned up nothing.

          Just to say, I'm pretty sure that in the past I've done this and got a 0 byte response too, but then there actually was more space available. 🀷

          I use Cloudron with Gandi & Hetzner

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            girish
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            #10

            Just the node modules is 1.4G 🀷

            root@aaa028f2-b8bc-41cf-82be-a23f59293d39:/app/code# du -hcs *
            4.0K	Dockerfile
            4.0K	LICENSE
            4.0K	README.md
            4.0K	app.json
            36K	cypress
            4.0K	cypress.config.ts
            160K	db
            8.0K	docker
            4.0K	docker-compose.yml
            51M	geo
            4.0K	jest.config.ts
            4.0K	jsconfig.json
            4.0K	lang-ignore.json
            4.0K	netlify.toml
            4.0K	next-env.d.ts
            4.0K	next.config.js
            1.3G	node_modules
            4.0K	package.components.json
            8.0K	package.json
            4.0K	postcss.config.js
            68K	prisma
            4.5M	public
            4.0K	rollup.components.config.mjs
            4.0K	rollup.tracker.config.mjs
            60K	scripts
            3.2M	src
            4.0K	tsconfig.json
            532K	yarn.lock
            1.4G	total
            
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            • girishG girish

              Just the node modules is 1.4G 🀷

              root@aaa028f2-b8bc-41cf-82be-a23f59293d39:/app/code# du -hcs *
              4.0K	Dockerfile
              4.0K	LICENSE
              4.0K	README.md
              4.0K	app.json
              36K	cypress
              4.0K	cypress.config.ts
              160K	db
              8.0K	docker
              4.0K	docker-compose.yml
              51M	geo
              4.0K	jest.config.ts
              4.0K	jsconfig.json
              4.0K	lang-ignore.json
              4.0K	netlify.toml
              4.0K	next-env.d.ts
              4.0K	next.config.js
              1.3G	node_modules
              4.0K	package.components.json
              8.0K	package.json
              4.0K	postcss.config.js
              68K	prisma
              4.5M	public
              4.0K	rollup.components.config.mjs
              4.0K	rollup.tracker.config.mjs
              60K	scripts
              3.2M	src
              4.0K	tsconfig.json
              532K	yarn.lock
              1.4G	total
              
              d19dotcaD Offline
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              d19dotca
              wrote on last edited by
              #11

              @girish does that mean the image should only be about 1.4 GB in size rather than the 6+GB I’m seeing currently? Very odd if that’s the case, I wonder how that exploded in size.

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              Dustin Dauncey
              www.d19.ca

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                d19dotca
                wrote on last edited by d19dotca
                #12

                FWIW, I uninstalled the app so that the image would be removed, confirmed it was removed, and then re-installed. The image size changed slightly from 6.57 GB to 6.51 GB, but still quite large. I may be doing in the wrong area though if we don't think this is a huge concern, just really strange to me why it's so much larger than all the other images when it's supposedly a fairly lean app.

                For the life of me I cannot seem to reclaim the over 2 GB of disk space from images in Docker, I am puzzled as to why that is happening.

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                Dustin Dauncey
                www.d19.ca

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                  girish
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                  #13

                  @d19dotca it seems the yarn cache was note cleared. Clearing it brought down the size . It's in the new package.

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                    #14

                    cleaning up the docker images as mentioned above basically works.
                    On my instance, there however are two app docker images that are much larger than the others:
                    rallly (almost 6GB), loomio (>6GB)
                    Is this size "normal"?
                    Is the "normal" size of the apps' docker images documented anywhere?

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                      joseph
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                      #15

                      @andreasb you can check the sizes of docker images here - https://hub.docker.com/u/cloudron . But looks like it lists only the compressed size. Size of docker images is not documented anywhere . The 6GB includes many layers and the layers are "shared" across apps (the way docker works).

                      We also hvae images on quay - https://quay.io/organization/cloudron . But I think this requires login, despite images being public . These sizes differ from dockerhub πŸ™…

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