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  1. Solution 1 If you have the scripts plugin installed. You can use this command adapted for log files. find /run/docker/containerd/daemon/io.containerd.runtime.v2.task/moby/ -maxdepth 999999 -noleaf -type f -name "log.json" -exec rm -v "{}" \; This runs on my server every 24 hours and has yet to have the issue since. Docker Daemon will recreate the log to make sure that it is logging the health status of your application - so any docker application that has a health status showing. Solution 2 The other option is to remove the health check of the docker image that is running by using these parameters in Extra Parameters --no-healthcheck Solution 3 The other option is to increase the size of your tmpfs /run folder with the command below but at some point that will fill up. This command will set it to 85MB from default 32MB mount -t tmpfs tmpfs /run -o remount,size=85M I hope a built-in prune mechanism or placing the logs somewhere else with a size cap gets implemented. Removing the health status of a docker application is not a good solution and those with limited RAM cannot increase the allowance of /run to just keep logs without restarting.
  2. This is coming back after 24 hours or more of running. Does not cause any issues but annoying. See output below. df -h / Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on rootfs 95G 2.2G 93G 3% /
  3. Hi All, I am having issues with same setup where server keeps crashing all the time. "The Ryzen" issue where it just locks up. Hardware ROG Zenith II Extreme Alpha AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970x 32-Core 192GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance Pro (256GB Kit, the other 64GB is in my Intel Server) NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000 Additional 1GB NIC Realtek RTL8111 ROG RYUJIN 360 AIO Water Cooler ASUS Hyper M.2 X16 Gen 4 RAID Controller Card with 4 x 1TB Samsung 980 Pro Gen 4 1TB Samsung 980 Pro on the Board Gen 4 1TB Samsung 980 Gen 3 UnAssigned 1TB Samsung 980 Gen 3 as Parity So the even when the array is not mounted or doing anything it becomes unresponsive and a hard power down to restart fixes it. I have disabled C States, I have put in rcu_nocbs=0-63 in the config and nothing has helped so far. I have run this machine under Windows for a week and the hardware is stable, no crashes and get the full performance. So i am guessing its something to do with my BIOS or UnRAID server settings. I am tempted to sell it and get 6 Beast Canyon NUCs. So they can each do my work in pieces.