Hi Guys, another topic: I have a Master-Master MariaDB Cluster while one host is fine (second one) the first one has a mysql/mariadb log file size of around 80% of overall capable disk space under /var/log/mysql. This could be reasoned in the heavy transactions on old-live to new-live database. Now i am wondering how to purge these huge data amount in the right way without disturbing cluster sync and killing mysql-server? Can i delete these logs out of mysql? With which command or do i need to set a special time for "autoclean"? Thank you in Advance!
if you have logfile what eats 80% of your total disk space, I would definitely check that logfile and see what is going wrong. Because this is not normal. Or do you mean something else. Your message is not so clear to me
Hi ruliezz, as it seems it is solved. Was a problem with database master:master replication import... Thank you!
