Hello, I have an n8n server hosted in a digital ocean droplet. Actually, it’s working perfectly and has been working perfectly for months.
I have noticed now in my droplet the size of the droplet right now it’s 7.4GB. Checking the logs, I see how it went from 4.9GB to 7.4GB in 6-8 months. I always have my server up to date, and I have configured an auto-delete for execution logs.
How can I keep improving this? Is there any command that I can run in the Linux console to “delete” or remove old stuff or update stuff occupying space?
Looks like there’s 3 GB in /var/log/journal alone. This is probably not n8n-related, but you could try running something like journalctl --vacuum-size=100M. This would only keep the last 100 MB of logs (documented here).