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Disk space discrepancies cloudgaurd
Hi all,
we have several dozen cloudguard gateways provisioned, all them them have been built using the same template and running r80.10.
An issue we have is some of the devices have run out of disk space in the /var/log partition. They were built using minimal resources, 10Gb for the /var/log - which should be enough, the majority of the devices all have almost exact usage stats, around 55% used in that partition. But these 3-4 problematic ones are between 85-100% used, which is an annoyance because it keeps throwing disk usage traps.
The discrepancy I have found on all that have high disk usage are:
/var/log/files_repository 2.8g used - on a normal gateway this directory doesn't exist
/var/log/CPda/metadata 1.2G used - on a normal gateway this directory has only 3Mb used
Any idea what can cause this? I don't have any downloaded but not installed packages in cpuse/webgui.
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Unless these are running with NSX-V, CloudGuard R80.10 is formally End of Support.
/var/log/files_repository appears to be related to Threat Emulation (among other things), are you using that by chance?
Not sure why /var/log/CPda/metadata is filling up, would probably require TAC to look at it.
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yes its NSX-V
There is no sandblast enabled on these gateways, inside that directory there are a bunch of files with names beginning as "te_" so does appear to be related.
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Before purging these files I recommend checking with the TAC.
