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CirrostratusRemove deleted files that still occupy space
NoctilucentHello THE_BLUE.
Take into account this:
The NAME column displays the file's location. In the previous example, the bigd process is keeping a file open in /var/log/monitors, which is 2,018,573,650 bytes (roughly 2 GB). For the disk space to be released, either the bigd process must release the file permanently or it releases when you restart the bigd service.
REF - https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K14403
CirrostratusHi,
Manythanks for sharing, really helpful.
But is it safe to resart any sevice ex: TmstatAda , will not have any impact in my data/device?
i will resart the service on my offline device ( secondary)
- Dario_Garrido
You could restart your whole device as part as a maintenance task.
1. Restart B unit (standby)
2. Failover cluster
3. Restart A unit (standby)
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