Hi Steve,
The REST API would be the "right" way to delete the cache (and
definitely the layers).
But for the cached tiles at least, in my experience it's generally ok to
simply delete them directly - the only problem I came up against doing
that was that the quota calculators would lose track of the state of
things, so if you're relying on them then I'd recommend going that route.
Others may have more experience of managing that many layers.
Cheers,
Jonathan
On 03/01/2017 16:32, Stephen Crawford wrote:
I have a GS instance with ~30,000 raster layers. I want to remove
about 5,000 layers. I also would like to remove the tile cache for
most of the layers and just let these tiles re-seed on on as-needed
basis. Do I need to do this with REST, or can I just delete a bunch
of directories in the gwc directory.? Using GS 2.5.5.....some of this
is housecleaning before we upgrade.
Thanks,
Steve
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