So despite having 11Gb free, the restore fails due to insufficient disk space? I am not sure how we can help here though. Can you install a fresh gitlab instance fine?
@arshsahzad Uptime Kuma cannot monitor GIT SSH which is behind Cloudflare. The service is not reachable when Cloudflare proxying is enabled . You can test this yourself, try to git ssh clone when proxying is enabled - it won't work.
I did not finaly figure out what it was but was able to revert back to a backup-state that worked.
Ended up just creating a new Grafana App and manually transfered all settings. Not it appears to be working fine.
So probably I screwed up somewhere but it does not seem to be a bigger Application issue.
@girish Increased the memory to 8GB, noting changes, launched a new container, is working fine, and will export all existing repo to the new Gitlab container...
@nebulon I updated the server to v7.0.1 and then rebooted, now when I'm login through the incognito tab in chrome browser, user management is working fine, maybe this is due to cacheing...
To conclude this, it was a memory issue. The instance as a whole was a bit overcommited.
If the backup task is idle, it won't consume any memory. Also Cloudron does not reserve memory based on the limits set, neither for backup nor for apps. The limit is just to avoid rouge apps or the backup task to bring kill other apps.
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