Problem:
Upload jobs fail with the following error:
Not enough MinIO storage left in order to proceed with upload. Storage left: X %
Cause:
In order avoid storage saturation, SImA prevents Upload jobs if the available disk space is less than 10%, as defined by the MINIO_LOW_STORAGE_LIMIT variable found in the default.env file.
MINIO_LOW_STORAGE_LIMIT=0.1
The following locations are bound by the MinIO low storage limit:
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/var/lib/docker/volumes(the default location for Docker defined volumes). - Any custom mount point, as defined by either the
MINIO_VOLUME_PATH(SImA version 1.3 or lower) orMINIO_VOLUME_PATH_NEW_FS(SImA version 1.4) variables in the.env(hidden) file located in the SImA installation directory.
Solution:
The recommendation would be to increase the disk allocation of the affected filesystem, or remove unnecessary files to free space.
Alternatively, the MINIO_LOW_STORAGE_LIMIT can be lowered by adding a line to the custom.env (override) file found in the SImA installation directory.
MINIO_LOW_STORAGE_LIMIT=0.01
In the above example the low storage limit is set to 1%, where Upload and Harmony transfer jobs would be prevented if the available storage is less than this value.
The SImA stack must be redeployed for this change to take effect: Signals Image Artist: How do I redeploy/restart the container stack?
See also: Signals Image Artist: "MinIO storage is too low" error during Batch Analysis