Thanks LnxBil, that's what I ultimately realized as well.
/run is reported as 32 GB, idk where this figure is taken from as we have ~64 GB of RAM and 32 GB of SWAP on the main node. Even though it's reported as 32 GB, the amount of stuff the container can store there is still limited by memory...
I'm in the process of changing journald config to solve a problem of journald eating through SWAP.
I know that on some of my containers, journald stores logs in memory. After I cleaned logs on one of the containers, SWAP usage went down from 100% to basically 0%.
Now I have another container...
Ah, I didn't notice that (welp :D).
Thanks for replying so quick, I understand that such things are not possible right now, it'd be cool to see them in the future though!
Is there a way to add extra steps someone needs to do before shutting down a node? Like typing the node name or something like that.
A few days ago I shut down all company apps because I mistakenly clicked on the shutdown button in the node view, not the container view. The dialog that shows...
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