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2 of my nodes currently are running a tad low on disk space. Is there a way I can delete old container images off them? I've had a look in the Docs but I cant seem to find how this is handled (besides resetting the node)? If I do $ talosctl images list -n $NODE, there are loads there I don't use anymore but there is no remove/delete action? Thanks |
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smira
Sep 6, 2024
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These images should be automatically cleaned up by the kubelet on disk pressure, please check kubelet logs and settings (if you modified any defaults). |
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These images should be automatically cleaned up by the kubelet on disk pressure, please check kubelet logs and settings (if you modified any defaults).