Pruning Managed Install Reports

[Jeremy Alan Long]

Hello,

Munkiserver has been working great for the past six months or so, but has been gradually slowing down. When doing some poking around, I have noticed that over a thousand Managed Install Reports entries have been recorded per client. We have nearly 500 clients, so I believe this may be causing the performance hit.

How do I clear those entries to something like the most recent per week or month, or even just the most recent one? Is there a script on the munkiserver that isn't running?

Possibly related to scripts not running (I'm not sure), the Automatic update notification is also not working for our install, even after clicking on Packages --> Check for Updates. We even manually entered the proper MacUpdate IDs for packages.

These symptoms have been happening with multiple versions of MunkiTools.

munki server 0.6 (5846f1b)
munki tools 2.1.1.2352

[Jordan Raine]

Hi Jeremy,

I think you'll find one of the rake chore tasks to be helpful:

$ rake chores:cleanup_old_managed_install_reports[30]

The above command removes ManagedInstall reports older than 30 days. 

Run `rake --tasks | grep chores ` for a full list of chore tasks with their descriptions or visit https://github.com/jnraine/munkiserver/blob/master/lib/tasks/chore.rake to read the code. 

I hope this helps!

Cheers,

Jordan

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[Jeremy Alan Long]

I had to run as follows in /usr/local/munkiserver/lib/tasks to get it to work:

$ RAILS_ENV=production rake chore:cleanup_old_managed_install_reports[30]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

Jeremy