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Wikireplicas hosts are approaching 90% usage on `/srv`: ``` ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1010.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 10T 1.7T 87% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1009.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 10T 1.7T 86% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1012.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 14T 11T 3.9T 73% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1011.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 11T 1.6T 87% /srv ``` I just did a quick check on enwiki and wikidata and there are indeed tables that need to be compressed (specially those that are temporary but also quite big), so I assume it is the case for most of the wikis {P8515} I think at the same time we we can just defragment all the tables, as I think they've not been defragmented since these hosts were set up around 2 years ago

Wikireplicas hosts are approaching 90% usage on `/srv`: ``` ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1010.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 10T 1.7T 87% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1009.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 10T 1.7T 86% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1012.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 14T 11T 3.9T 73% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1011.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 11T 1.6T 87% /srv ``` I just did a quick check on enwiki and wikidata and there are indeed tables that need to be compressed (specially those that are temporary but also quite big), so I assume it is the case for most of the wikis {P8515} I think at the same time we we can just defragment all the tables, as I think they've not been defragmented since these hosts were set up around 2 years ago Status: [] labsdb1009 * Last compressed table: enwiki.slots based on the file labsdb1009_tables_to_compress.txt [] labsdb1010 [] labsdb1011 [] labsdb1012 * Currently compressing all non compressed tables based on labsdb1012_non_compressed_tables.txt (s6 and s7 were fully compressed earlier)

Wikireplicas hosts are approaching 90% usage on `/srv`: ``` ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1010.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 10T 1.7T 87% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1009.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 10T 1.7T 86% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1012.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 14T 11T 3.9T 73% /srv ===== NODE GROUP ===== (1) labsdb1011.eqiad.wmnet ----- OUTPUT of 'df -hT /srv' ----- Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/tank-data xfs 12T 11T 1.6T 87% /srv ``` I just did a quick check on enwiki and wikidata and there are indeed tables that need to be compressed (specially those that are temporary but also quite big), so I assume it is the case for most of the wikis {P8515} I think at the same time we we can just defragment all the tables, as I think they've not been defragmented since these hosts were set up around 2 years ago Status: [] labsdb1009 * Last compressed table: enwiki.slots based on the file labsdb1009_tables_to_compress.txt [] labsdb1010 [] labsdb1011 [] labsdb1012 * Currently compressing all non compressed tables based on labsdb1012_non_compressed_tables.txt (s6 and s7 were fully compressed earlier)