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Hello. I'M Running The Self-Hosted Version Of `Clearml-Server` And I'M Seeing That The Elasticsearch Container Is Using A Lot Of Memory. I Have Two Questions: 1. Would Archiving Old Experiments Help Reduce The Memory Usage Of The Elasticsearch Container?
Hello. I'm running the self-hosted version of clearml-server and I'm seeing that the elasticsearch container is using a lot of memory. I have two questions: ...
6 days ago
0 Hello. I'M Running The Self-Hosted Version Of `Clearml-Server` And I'M Seeing That The Elasticsearch Container Is Using A Lot Of Memory. I Have Two Questions: 1. Would Archiving Old Experiments Help Reduce The Memory Usage Of The Elasticsearch Container?

Is there maybe a way to do this without editing the docker-compose file? My concern is having to manually apply the same changes every time I upgrade clearml-server. It would be nice if there was a way to set the memory limit for the elasticsearch container in the .conf files for example

6 days ago