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occurs, the problem will often be fixed just by rerunning the import |
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again. (the high-water mark varies by import.) |
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although the import schema itself is only 315 GB, Postgres uses |
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significant temporary space at the beginning of the import. the
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total disk usage reaches 1.7+ TB in the first hour
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("14:00:25"-"12:55:09"), and then oscillates between 1.2-1.6 TB in
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the following 2+ hours.
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significant temporary space at the beginning of the import. |
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the total disk usage oscillates between 1.2-1.8 TB in the first
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3+ hours (for import started @12:55:09, high-water marks of
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1.7 TB @14:00:25, 1.8 TB @15:38:32).
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To free up space, remove backups that have been archived on jupiter: |
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List backups/ to view older backups |
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Check their MD5 sums using the steps under On jupiter below |
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/README.TXT: Full database import: disk space: documented that a higher high-water mark actually occurs later in the import, so that the disk usage issue actually remains a problem after the very beginning