Dne 22.10.2018 v 18:18 Miroslav Suchý napsal(a): > Dne 18.10.2018 v 21:08 Kevin Fenzi napsal(a): >> Purging old eol data should slow that? Any idea how much? > > du tells me that: > > fedora-21-* 82 GB > fedora-22-* 132 GB > fedora-23-* 241 GB > fedora-24-* 343 GB > fedora-25-* 438 GB > fedora-26-* 775 GB > > epel-5-* 9.7 GB > > and I have some more time to check: > epel-6-* which is 132 GB epel-7-* 531 GB fedora-27-* 615 GB fedora-28-* 612 GB fedora-29-* 335 GB We are working on a code which will keep EOLed chroot as opt-in. I.e., owners will get email if they want to keep it. Unless they confirm, we will delete them. When this will be done, we can delete up to 2TB of data. However, in the next 12 months we will like consume 2.5 TB of data - assuming the same grow as in past. And additional 5 TB in following year. [*] This assume the same set or architectures - but `mock --force-arch` allows us to build for all primary architectures. The only limitation is a storage now. I would love to add aarch64 soon. For the records I queried how much all ppc64le consumes: *-ppc64le 307GB intel arch have the rest, i.e., 5.5 TB [*] Please mind that forecast is hard - especially about a future. Miroslav
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