@Marostegui quick ping that an update as of Oct 20th would be in order.

@Huji thanks for the ping. I have a calendar alert for this, but yesterday I was super busy and I couldn't do it, but it is on my radar.

@Marostegui let's say you pull data tomorrow, and you see the current trends continue; by current trends, I mean the uncompressed size increasing by 14MB a week for eswiki, and 20MB for ruwiki. What will be the next step? Do we extend monitoring for 4 more weeks and hope that a plateau a reached (ultimately, a plateau is expected to be reached in 90 days since the change). Do we just generalize it for the 90-day period and estimate what that plateau would be (which, right now, is estimate at 1.1GB for eswiki and 1.2 GB for ruwiki, uncompressed)? Or even try to generalize that to all other wikis?

What is too much growth? Do we have some external limits (for example in terms of disk size) that can govern how much growth we would allow?

@Huji 20MB for ruwiki means around 1GB per year at current growth (assuming it keeps growing the same rate). That is perfectly acceptable.
However, we do need to do this same exercise for the big wikis excluded at T253802#6536344 once it is enabled there.

There was a jump on eswiki, which grew 30MB in a week, but that's not too worrying I think. Even if it did grow like that it would be 1.5G a year.
Let's do one more monitoring week before closing this

Thanks @Marostegui! So, I guess we can now enable that at the wikis excluded at T253802#6536344, and create a third monitoring task?

Yes, let's do that, I want to make sure enwiki and friends are monitored.
Thanks!