ok thanks. this would mean that increasing the disk space for my ClearML is the only option as we are not at liberty to delete.

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Basically, deleting worker_stats_* and queue_metrics_* is perfectly safe. I think you'll solve your space issues by deleting those 🙂

I would suggest to first look at the indices list and decide. In general - if that data is related to experiments, and you do not want to delete them (which makes sense), than yes - more disk space.

I'm afraid elasticsearch doesn't have this option, but it can be handled by a small daily (or monthly) maintenance Cron script using a few simple curl commands

Well, some indices contain experiment data (metrics) which you clean up by deleting (or resetting) experiments.
Other indices, which are indeed added over time, hold historical data and can be deleted.
You can start by doing curl http://localhost:9200/_cat/indices?v=true to see the list of indices - you can post it here if you'd like 🙂

Thank you SuccessfulKoala55 Is there a flag in docker compose that we can include to only let elastisearch store 2-3 months of indices and clear it when it's longer than 3 months?

Hi SuccessfulKoala55 can I check is it possible to remove events-training_stats_scalar-d1bd92a3b039400cbafc60a7a5b1e52b ? what does it actually store

What do you mean by drop of many GB? Can you please elaborate on what happens exactly?

I know that elastic can sometimes create disk corruptions and requires regular backups..

SubstantialElk6 it basically depends on the amount of data you store there... There's no server-side process that should suddenly impact the ES storage. I would start by listing the ES indices and deleting any old ones that are not needed any more (for example, old queue metrics and worker stats)

Thanks SuccessfulKoala55 , how might I do this clean up? Does this increase with more use of ClearML? And to add, we save all artifacts onto a remote S3 server.