I think so

ok, so that number basically represents the number of datasets, right?

is it in gb or mb?

can you please elaborate on how it works? for now it's quite unclear.

it is in number of files

Hey
There is a cache limit that you can change by modifying the conf file.
You simply add this to clearml.conf :

storage {
cache {
default_cache_manager_size: 100
}
}
(100 is the defasult value)

Depending on what you need to achieve, there are more advanced cache management tools.

as far as I understand files represent datasets, right? so if I have a structure like this it will count only .json files?

got it, thank you. and is it the same for the enterprise version?

ContemplativeGoat37 basically the ClearML Cache manager code makes sure there are no more than the set number of files (100 in this case) in the cache folder, and removes old files as it creates new ones

ok, got it, thank you

They actually represent whatever you downloaded locally (for example any artifact for which you called "get_local_copy")

The enterprise version has a more advanced cache, I think