If there is no effective overuse, the most likely alternative causes are:
- trim/discard not enabled in the vms (to deallocate the free space)
- too many snapshots and/or from too long ago and/or with very large differences
If there is no effective overuse, the most likely alternative causes are:
- trim/discard not enabled in the vms (to deallocate the free space)
- too many snapshots and/or from too long ago and/or with very large differences
I just reduced my local-lvm data from 60GB to 24GB by running this in TrueNAS
Bash:
zpool trim boot-pool
I had read the other threads on this and did fstrim on all my other vms and saw no change but I didn't bother with TrueNAS before because I thought it had auto trim on but I realized thats for the storage pool, not the boot pool. But is there any reason why I would need to trim the boot pool? It shouldn't really be gaining any data right? Anyhow, I will run the trim on a cronjob if it keeps taking up space later. Thanks a lot.
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