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I'm handling a few different things right now.
Search engine issues: The forums apparently hit another disk space threshold which caused the Elasticsearch reindex to lock itself into read only mode, resulting in the lack of updates to the search for the past few days. I have a call into the hosting tech support to get the server disk space increased so that I can get this resolved.
So how on earth are we eating through so much disk space so fast? It seems like only yesterday I added 50gb to the server... in fact it was Feb! The answer is image attachments and proxying images. In an effort to speed up server response times we implemented image proxying which is where we pull images from non-trusted remote hosts and put them on the server.
That ate through most of the disk space added since Feb. In an effort to resolve this we've turned down the number of days of image storage for proxied images, and I'm going through and optimizing 250gb of images right now hoping to bring that down to a more managable 150 or so gb to give us breathing room. Once that's done I'll rebuild the Elasticsearch indexes and search should be working again.
Thanks for your patience!
Search engine issues: The forums apparently hit another disk space threshold which caused the Elasticsearch reindex to lock itself into read only mode, resulting in the lack of updates to the search for the past few days. I have a call into the hosting tech support to get the server disk space increased so that I can get this resolved.
So how on earth are we eating through so much disk space so fast? It seems like only yesterday I added 50gb to the server... in fact it was Feb! The answer is image attachments and proxying images. In an effort to speed up server response times we implemented image proxying which is where we pull images from non-trusted remote hosts and put them on the server.
That ate through most of the disk space added since Feb. In an effort to resolve this we've turned down the number of days of image storage for proxied images, and I'm going through and optimizing 250gb of images right now hoping to bring that down to a more managable 150 or so gb to give us breathing room. Once that's done I'll rebuild the Elasticsearch indexes and search should be working again.
Thanks for your patience!