Hello!
I believe this is biggest problem I was facing with OpenDedup in all my tests.
Now I found a way to reproduce it.
1. create new local sdfs volume - “sdfs01”
2. mount and umount it.
3. check size of chunkstore
4. mount it again.
5. copy files on SDFS volume.
debian-10.0.0-amd64-xfce-CD-1.iso
(641M, you can get it from https://debian.org) three times.
CentOS-7-x86_64-DVD-1810.iso 90 (4Gb, you can get it from https://www.centos.org) once.
6. Chunk
store grown as expected and deduplicated
this copies.
7. remove all files from sdfs volume.
8. check sizes of chunkstore.
9. run command
“sdfscli --compactcleanstore=0 –cleanstore=0” or
“sdfscli --compactcleanstore=1 –cleanstore=1”
10. check size of
chunkstore again
Result: folder chunks is not reducing in size, whatever i tried.
Expected: if chunk
is not used it must be removed from physical disk after some time(define in config) or
immediately(preferred, but maybe 1 minute later can be accepted).
PS.
my test environment VM Debian 10, 4CPU, 12GB RAM, 24GB disk, 12GB sdfs volume,
Rinat - I can confirm I have this same problem with Ubuntu Server. the cleanstore command says that it was successful but the size is still the same, I don't have a solution yet unfortunately
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Hello!
nope. It is running for 3 days now - still same size.
I also changed GC to run every minute(from once a week). Volume is empty anyway.
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The size should reduce over time (less that 1 hour) let me know if this is not the case.
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in SDFS xml config change set
<local-chunkstore sync-files="true" />
<volume sync-files="true" />
after this run
sdfscli --compactcleanstore
sdfscli --cleanstore
sdfscli --compactcleanstore
sdfscli --sync-fs-size
PS. If someone able to reduce chunk store size successfully, please, respond to the chat.