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By default h2.maxCompactTime is set to 200 milliseconds. This means that when h2 databases are shutdown Gerrit will only spend 200 milliseconds compacting the on disk file to reduce total disk consumption. Unfortunately, this is insufficient to keep these files in check (we had one grow to 222GB and another to 61GB). Hashar suggests that we set the h2.maxCompactTime java command line option to 15000 to give h2 up to 15 seconds to compact things which is what wikimedia has done. It sounds like this has led to good disk usage improvements in their Gerrit installation. Note that this will only compact things when we restart Gerrit so we may also consider doing semi regular gerrit restarts? More info can be found in this phabricator document [0] that captures hashar's investigation, debugging, and fixing process. [0] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/phame/post/view/300/shrinking_h2_database_files/ Change-Id: Iffb8b37e0539f7d148c47a5aad79f03e3b9a8f79
Run Gerrit.
This role deploys MariaDB alongside the Gerrit service using docker-compose to run both services in docker containers. Variables below configure MariaDB connection details.
Role Variables