Re: ROCm CI log retention policy
Hi Cory,
On 2024-10-01 07:15, Cordell Bloor wrote:
> We seem to be keeping continuous integration logs for the better part of
> a year at this point,
just to note: the current retention policy is 730 days with a maximum of
2GB storage per package.
> How big are the logs? If they're less than maybe a hundred gigabytes per
> year,
Much, much less. ON ci.r.d.n, we are currently at 5.3GB. Many of the
architectures haven't been around for a year 10GB/year for Debian would
probably be a lot.
> we could probably fit in the free tier for rsync.net as they
> offers 500 GB free for Debian developers. It's ~$10 per TB per month
> beyond that. A basic cron job to `rsync --ignore-existing` the log
> directory over to the archive would probably be sufficient.
Great idea, I totally forgot about that offer.
The best way forward would be to just increase the VM's storage to 100GB
or whatever, which costs $10/month at linode, and to increase the debci
retention policy to de-facto infinity.
rsync.net would be great for our backups. These currently happen every
4h using rsnapshot, which is rsync-based, so all that is needed really
is just to update the target volume to an URI pointing to rsync.net,
plus setting up authentication. That would free up some disk space on
ci.r.d.n.
I'll have to look into Linode again why I couldn't just add new storage
last time. I ended up bumping the instance type but that also added
unneeded extra vCPUs and RAM.
Best,
Christian
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