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A couple of things

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As the title says, I've got a couple of things I'm curious about:

 

1. How do I increase the amount of memory that docker can use? I get warnings when it gets to 57%. I have 128gb of ram in the machine and I know it's not using half of that. When I had unRAID running on an older machine, it only had 16gb of ram and I never got that warning. The amount of containers didn't change or anything.

 

2. Under Docker settings, there is a spot that says: btrfs scrub status. What is that?

Solved by JonathanM

Sounds like you are confusing docker image storage utilization with RAM usage. Where are you seeing warnings, and what exactly does the warning say?

 

scrub is a file system check, in the context you are talking about, it's showing whether there is a current check going on of the docker image, or the result of the last check.

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It just shows up in the unRAID notifications (where the bell is in the top right corner). And you're right, it does specify storage utilization.

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If the utilization keeps growing even though you haven't added any containers, this may help you figure out what's going on.

 

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That got me what I was looking for. Thanks!

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