@jlotito wrote:
Hi experts,
We have deployed a kaltura cluster in different ec2 machines in aws. We have also configured a partner ID, with a delivery profile and storage profile. In the Partner ID we have checked the “REMOTE STORAGE ONLY” option… Our Remote profile is configured to use a S3 aws bucket. When we create a new entry, the flavors and its content is well stored in the bucket. And the Delivery Profile works ok because the video is delivered under the cloudfront aws connected to the bucket.So aparently everything is working correct. But the problem is that THE NFS. The shared disk created under aws too, prepared to share all the html files in all the fronts (I have 3 fronts) is increasing and increasing without stop. That makes me to pay a lot of money to keep the NFS. Why kaltura stored the videos in the NFS if i have Remote Storage ONLy checked??
Navigating acroos the forum and the files in the deploy, I discovered the next things… Aparently in the batch proccess when you create a new entry… all flavors (with extension *.mp4) are stored in the content directory. (/opt/kaltura/web/content/entry/data/0)… in this directory i have found not only the *.mp4 files moreover the *.jpg files related to the thumbanils of the entry… The first question would be… Why there is so many jpg for each entry?? then Why these *.jpg are not stored in the s3??
These files are increasing my NFS to limits that nobody can achieve… (last checked 450 GB) I have around 1500 entries in 3 different partners… The next question will be… after the batch process and the flavors be upload to the s3… why are not erased from the NFS? Which are the files that I must check in order to solve this problem?? maybe is a permission issue??
After that I would like to know too where I have to stop (which lines do i have to comment and in which files) the automatic thumbnail creator because my system use personal images to create the thumbanil and this proccess which makes a lot of images is competely inefficient.
And finally a simple question why the mp4 files are not stored in the NFS directory following the PartnerID location?? example for the partner 104 the path should be “/opt/kaltura/web/content/entry/data/0/104” the system creates directory with names (0,1,2) and i would like to know what are the logic to create the names by this way. And why the entry are stored in those folders without any criteria… some videos of one partners in one folder some in others…
Thanks for all
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