If you docker exec into the icecast container on production, you'll see there are a huge amount of logs.
icecast@4b00337b2578:/usr/local/share/icecast/logs$ du -h .
31G
This causes the disk to fill up pretty often.
These need to be rotated properly by setting up logrotate in the docker image.
If you docker exec into the icecast container on production, you'll see there are a huge amount of logs.
This causes the disk to fill up pretty often.
These need to be rotated properly by setting up logrotate in the docker image.