df -h
on a Cell shows high usage of disk space
Cloud Director 10.x
If a cell has been operating for a period of time and suddenly become unresponsive, it highly likely that it has encountered space issues.
Certain services will need to be able to write to disk, and an inability to do so will cause the VCD service to crash.
To verify if you are encountering space issues,
df -h
/
partition.
Space on a Cloud Director Cell can be consumed for a number of reason.
To verify what files are taking up the most space, run the following:
find <directory> -type f -size <size of files>
Example:
find / -type f -size +100M
journalctl --vacuum-time=2d
cat /dev/null >//var/log/wtmp
/opt/vmware/vcloud-director/logs
directory.rm
if you are sure they are not of use.Once you have cleared the files taking up space, start or restart the Cloud Director Service depending on the current state of the service.
systemctl start vmware-vcd
systemctl restart vmware-vcd