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Docker container growing - identified the culprit, now what?

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Hello, my docker container has been growing in size.

I installed doku and monitored it over the last week. Codeproject.AI_server has grown by over 3 GB in the last week.

 

I checked the configuration and confirmed the two volumes are mapped correctly as per their instructions here.

 

How can i monitor this over the next couple of days to identify which folders in the docker container are growing in size?

 

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I might have found a solution but I'm open to suggestions..

 

My approach:

in the docker console, I would run any one of these commands depending on the folder structure and by process of elimination i would;

 

du -hs | sort -h

du -h | sort -h

du -ha | sort -h

 

Excluding my mapped volumes (in my case, /app/modules & /etc/codeproject/ai), I would go into each directory and run the same command until i pinpoint the biggest directories that are not mapped to a volume.

 

it seems like my /.cache/pip folder might be the cause, i recorded the sizes and will check again in a couple of days.

 

If there is an easier or more standardized method, i am open to suggestions.

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