Steps:
- Login to the Cell having Disk space issue through SSH
- Run df -h command to see disk status
- Login to winscp
- Go to this path /opt/vmware/vcloud-director/logs check logs can be deleted in this example we deleted the java_pid1658.hprof file that consumed 3GB of space
Overview of the Hprof file: An Hprof file is auto created as a heap dump of the memory of a Java™ process. This is typically created when there is an Out of Memory error occurs on the system.
Note: Before deleting it please backup or have a copy to the other drive
- Right now, the vCD Cell status is Inactive
Note: vCD is still available as it is configured with two Cell both Active.
- After deleting the java_pid1658.hprof you need to restart the Cell Service
- Use this command service vmware-vcd stop and service vmware-vcd start
- Once done the service restart of the Cell
- Check again the Disk Status of the Cell through SSH make sure it has enough free space ( Run df -h command to see disk status )
- Logoff and login again to the vCD and check the status of the Cell. It should be returning to Active now
After:
Before:
- All Done
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