Hello again,
Here I am for the third posts on this series about Autonomous Health Framework.
And today’s it’s a quick one for a very specific item. Let’s say TFA related information is stored in the cluster nodes local storage under the directory specified in the -data_dir parameter during the installation:
[root@servertst01 bin]# ./tfactl showrepo -h usage: tfactl showrepo [-h] [-all] [-tfa] [-compliance] Get repository location of AHF components optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -all -tfa -compliance [root@servertst01 bin]# ./tfactl showrepo -all .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. | servertst02 | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Repository Parameter | Value | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Location | /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/data/repository | | Maximum Size (MB) | 4425 | | Current Size (MB) | 170 | | Free Size (MB) | 4255 | | Status | OPEN | '----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------' .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. | servertst01 | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Repository Parameter | Value | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Location | /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/data/repository | | Maximum Size (MB) | 3833 | | Current Size (MB) | 898 | | Free Size (MB) | 2935 | | Status | OPEN | '----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------' orachk repository: /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/data/servertst01/orachk [root@servertst01 bin]# ./tfactl showrepo -tfa .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. | servertst02 | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Repository Parameter | Value | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Location | /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/data/repository | | Maximum Size (MB) | 4425 | | Current Size (MB) | 172 | | Free Size (MB) | 4253 | | Status | OPEN | '----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------' .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. | servertst01 | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Repository Parameter | Value | +----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Location | /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/data/repository | | Maximum Size (MB) | 3833 | | Current Size (MB) | 900 | | Free Size (MB) | 2933 | | Status | OPEN | '----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------'
Space running out could be a real problem so purging it from time to time would help avoid problems:
[root@servertst01 bin]# ./tfactl purge -h Delete collections from TFA repository Usage : /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/tfa/bin/tfactl purge -older x[h|d] [-force] Examples: /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/tfa/bin/tfactl purge -older 30d - To remove file(s) older than 30 days. /oraadm/oracrs/product/19.0.0/ahf/oracle.ahf/tfa/bin/tfactl purge -older 10h - To remove file(s) older than 10 hours. [root@servertst01 bin]#
This worked for me, I hope it works for you!
Elisson Almeida