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Feature Request - Add a Disk Space monitor

Open manmadehuman opened this issue 6 years ago • 3 comments

Feature Request

Feature Information:

Add monitor options for server free disk space. When running a server in Linux, it can be troublesome to keep an eye on available disk space. Runaway logs have been an issue for me specifically, but just knowing what your disk space situation is at a glance would be an awesome feature.

An extra bonus would be a notification feature to email and alert if disk space hits a specified threshold

  • Is it specific to a given application module? -->no

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manmadehuman avatar Jun 28 '19 00:06 manmadehuman

As a sidenote with logs and linux - perhaps include logs in logrotate.d?

ewook avatar Jun 28 '19 21:06 ewook

I would love to see something in the web UI that displays storage available as well as storage used in totally and per instance. Maybe a pie graph?

LeehamElectronics avatar Nov 24 '21 03:11 LeehamElectronics

Yes please! - I am new to AMP and I just installed it to a Ubunto headless server and after 3 days I had no AMP UI! Found that the standard installation only takes 30G even if my VM was 60G So after allot of learning about SSH and extend volume commands I finally got it up and running again Having a warning and a disk space monitor in the UI would have warned me!

casperse avatar Mar 21 '22 12:03 casperse

This is coming as part of the datastore updates :)

PhonicUK avatar Aug 29 '22 13:08 PhonicUK

This is coming as part of the datastore updates :)

Nice, when can we expect that release? Is it available in nightly builds?

LeehamElectronics avatar Aug 29 '22 22:08 LeehamElectronics

It is, but the Datastore feature initially isn't available in all AMP editions - and is fairly limited to start with. It doesn't have all the features on its initial release.

PhonicUK avatar Aug 30 '22 07:08 PhonicUK