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Hello everyone, I just go to the mlab see how my storage is, and I realize that some files are taking up too much space, I do not know what they are ... Can I delete these files without problems?
The first file that catches my attention is: fs.chunks You can see a image here
What is this for? Can I delete it safely without causing problems?
The first file that catches my attention is: fs.chunks
these are all the uploaded files by your users, you should not delete them. Also you should consider storing the files in S3 or another storage.
The second file is: _JobStatus
The _JobStatus collection keeps track of the execution of past jobs, you should be able to safely delete them
The third and last file is: _PushStatus
The _PushStatus collection keeps track of all the sent push notification, you should be able to safely delete them if you do not mind loosing the history.
For both _PushStatus and _JobStatus, you can probably create a TTL index. A TTL index allows a collection to automatically purge 'old' objects, as configured by expireAfterSeconds. Mlab provides an inteface to configure those. You could set the expireAfterSeconds to 2592000 (a month)
Hello everyone, I just go to the mlab see how my storage is, and I realize that some files are taking up too much space, I do not know what they are ... Can I delete these files without problems?
The first file that catches my attention is: fs.chunks
You can see a image here
What is this for? Can I delete it safely without causing problems?
The second file is: _JobStatus
You can see a image here
The third and last file is: _Push Status
You can see a image here
Could you explain to me what these files are for, and tell me if I can safely delete them? Thank you very much!!
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