The simplest way to do it is to set your profiles as shadow profiles. This
means the data is discarded after it is processed.
The rrd files have a fixed size and are allocated on creation. If you were
to run out of disk space, the rrds would not be affected.
Do not delete the nfcapd files by hand -- let nfsen do it
On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Daryl <djf1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi there, we have a nfsen system and we are trying to manage our disk
> space effectively.
> I need to understand the relationship that profiles has with raw & rrd
> data.
> We are getting up to about 1TB of data & it's all raw captures.
>
> Have been looking at setting expire values within nfsen profiles, or
> running nfexpire from cron periodically. I need to be sure that the rrd
> data will not be effected. I really just need to get the data into rrd'd &
> then fairly aggressively remove the raw data files.
>
> I'll be backing up the profiles-stat directory, so loosing data or having
> to rebuild that is not a concern.
>
> How do other people manage this ?.
>
> Daryl
>
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