[07:01:09] o/ [08:49:39] hello! [09:03:19] hi! [12:55:09] \o [13:01:05] o/ [14:33:19] dcausse created T432249 for the thanos-swift stuff T432249 [14:33:20] T432249: Cirrus Streaming Updater: alert on thanos-swift storage usage/increase observability - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T432249 [14:33:25] thanks! [14:34:14] we set kubernetes.operator.savepoint.history.max.age: 24h but it's clearly not working :( [14:35:09] all savepoints since ~2024 are retained and we take them every 5min :/ [14:35:23] !!! [14:35:41] it's around 15Tb... [14:36:19] might disable automatic savepoints if I don't find what's not working [14:36:42] is it still the lack of an auto-delete daemon/ [14:38:08] this data is not critical [14:38:08] i dont remember why, but I have a vague memory sre never setup the daemon that does the TTL cleanups. I had asked about it at some point but they didn't want to run it [14:38:08] ebernhardson: the swift auto-delete daemon is I think something else, it made the problem worse [14:38:08] ahh [14:54:42] will try this: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/deployment-charts/+/1311066 [14:54:53] if it does not work I'll disable these automatic savepoints [14:57:09] seems plausible [14:59:14] i don't entirely follow the dispose-on-delete doc, "disposed when the generated Kubernetes resource is deleted", which suggests deletes when the pod deletes [14:59:16] ? [14:59:25] or maybe not pod, but not sure which resourrce [15:00:55] yes I'm confused as well but the doc on "kubernetes.operator.savepoint.cleanup.enabled" says: "For automatic savepoints this can be configured via the kubernetes.operator.savepoint.dispose-on-delete config option"