GITBOOK-1005: Pramod's Aug 9 changes

SUMMARY.md

@@ -429,7 +429,7 @@
     * [Configure IPSec VPN Gateway to connect to external Systems using Strongswan](deployment/deployment-guide/configure-ipsec-vpn-strongswan.md)
     * [Troubleshooting](deployment/deployment-guide/troubleshooting/README.md)
       * [PostgreSQL Database not Starting due to Replication Checkpoint Error](deployment/deployment-guide/troubleshooting/postgresql-database-not-starting-due-to-replication-checkpoint-error..md)
-      * ["No Space Left on the Device" Warning](deployment/deployment-guide/troubleshooting/no-space-left-on-the-device-warning.md)
+      * [No Space Left on the Device Warning](deployment/deployment-guide/troubleshooting/no-space-left-on-the-device-warning.md)
 * [Use Cases](use-cases/README.md)
   * [Technology for Inclusion](use-cases/technology-for-inclusion/README.md)
     * [Registration in Low Connectivity Areas](use-cases/technology-for-inclusion/registration-in-low-connectivity-areas.md)

deployment/deployment-guide/troubleshooting/no-space-left-on-the-device-warning.md

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-description: This guide is to fix "Storage Issues" caused by the NFS server on a node.
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-# "No Space Left on the Device" Warning
+# No Space Left on the Device Warning
 
-### Configuring Logrotate for Hourly Rotation
+This guide is to resolve **Storage Issues** caused by the NFS server on a node.
 
-To manage storage issues caused by excessive log files, you can configure `logrotate` to handle log rotation on an hourly basis. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for modifying the `logrotate` configuration.\
+### Configuring logrotate for hourly rotation
 
+You can configure `logrotate` to handle log rotation on an hourly basis to manage storage issues caused by excessive log files.
 
-1.  Open the `rsyslog` logrotate configuration file in a text editor:
+Below are the step-by-step instructions for modifying the `logrotate` configuration.
+
+1.  Open the `rsyslog` logrotate configuration file in a text editor.
 
     ```bash
     sudo vim /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog
     ```
-2. Modify the configuration to set up hourly rotation:
-   1. Change the rotate directive to 6:\
+2. Modify the configuration to set up hourly rotation.
+   1. Change the rotate directive to 6.\
       `rotate 6`
-   2. Change the `weekly` directive to `hourly`:\
+   2. Change the `weekly` directive to `hourly.`\
       `hourly`
-   3. Add the `maxsize` directive if it's not already present:\
+   3. Add the `maxsize` directive if it is not already present.\
       `maxsize 0`
-3.  Test the configuration to ensure there are no syntax errors:
+3.  Test the configuration to ensure there are no syntax errors.
 
     ```bash
     sudo logrotate -d /etc/logrotate.conf
     ```
-4.  Open the logrotate timer configuration file in a text editor:
+4.  Open the logrotate timer configuration file in a text editor.
 
     ```bash
     sudo nano /lib/systemd/system/logrotate.timer
     ```
-5. Modify the timer to trigger log rotation hourly:\
+5. Modify the timer to trigger log rotation hourly.\
    Change `OnCalendar=daily` to `OnCalendar=hourly`
-6.  Restart the `logrotate.timer` to apply the changes:
+6.  Restart the `logrotate.timer` to apply the changes.
 
     ```bash
+    sudo systemctl daemon-reload
     sudo systemctl restart logrotate.timer
     ```
+7.  If needed, clear other log files using the following commands to free up more storage.
+
+    ```bash
+    sudo rm -f /var/log/*.gz /var/log/*.1 /var/log/*.old
+    ```