How to resolve disk space issues with Active IQ Unified Manager
Applies to
- OnCommand Unified Manager (OCUM)
- Active IQ Unified Manager (AIQUM)
Answer
This article will cover the process flow to determine the corrective action(s) that are needed to resolve Active IQ Unified Manager disk space issues.- Confirm that AIQUM is deployed with the minimum required disk space as per documentation.
Software Version | System Requirements |
Active IQ Unified Manager 9.6 and above
|
VMware OVA - Virtual infrastructure or hardware system requirements |
Microsoft Windows - Virtual infrastructure or hardware system requirements | |
Red Hat and CentOS Linux - Virtual infrastructure or hardware system requirements | |
OnCommand Unified Manager 9.5 and earlier | Virtual infrastructure or hardware system requirements |
- Confirm that Active IQ Unified Manager meets the best practice recommendations for disk space.
- Starting on page 9, view the Scale Guidance Strategy in the Active IQ Unified Manager: Best Practices Guide
- Make any needed adjustments to disk space as indicated by our documentation and best practice guide.
- If both minimum disk space requirements and recommendations are already met then proceed to Steps 5, 6, and 7.
Software Version | Corrective Action |
Active IQ Unified Manager 9.6 and later | VMware OVA - Adding space to the data disk of the VMware virtual machine |
Microsoft Windows - Adding space to the logical drive of the Microsoft Windows server | |
Red Hat and CentOS Linux - Adding space to the data directory of the Linux host | |
OnCommand Unified Manager and earlier | Adding space to the data directory |
- Delete any unneeded backups
- For additional information on AIQUM backups view the below links.
- Check if older recording files are present.
- What is the acquisition folder and can recording files be deleted
- It is recommended to keep the last month's worth but older recordings can be removed.
- Clean up Java Heap dump files if applicable.