Summary
User seeks assistance in managing storage space on an EC2 instance running Airbyte, currently utilizing a values.yaml file for configuration. They are manually deleting old files to control storage and inquire about better management practices.
Question
I’m having issues with keeping the EC2 instance that is running Airbyte under control on storage space. I have a values.yaml file with the below content, but I am currently going about once every two weeks and just doing a mass delete of files older than 14 days. Is there something else that I need to do to help keep the EC2 storage space under control?
env_vars:
TEMPORAL_HISTORY_RETENTION_IN_DAYS: 7```
I installed Airbyte using the below command:
```abctl local install --values ./values.yaml ```
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