Use the indexer-enumerator support tool to determine space usage across domains and buckets
Run the below commands to see the count of and space used by objects, including versions. This gives a good “lay of the land” of a cluster’s usage.
Instructions
These three commands use a support tool which does SCSP du
listings (Listing Operations | Storage in use ) directly against a storage node, not a Content Gateway.
First update the support tools on your SCS or CSN server to be sure you have the latest version of the script:
/root/dist/updateBundle.sh
This command takes the most time though should still less than an hour even with dozens of buckets across your domains. It generates an All-Buckets.txt showing the named object count and space usage for each bucket:
/root/dist/indexer-enumerator.sh -a <storage-node-ip> -d ALL -i -y
This get the count and total size of unnamed objects in each domain. This includes the “parts” of in-progress multipart uploads.
/root/dist/indexer-enumerator.sh -a <storage-node-ip> -d ALL -c -u
Finally, this shows a count and total size of unnamed, untenanted objects. This should be minimal assuming
cluster.enforceTenancy=True
.
Support will sometimes ask for this to help identify space usage. Just zip up the generated directories and upload using https://support.cloud.datacore.com/tools/uploader .
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