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This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Bamboo Best Practice - System Requirements
How large will the database be (assume Postgres) ? Is it just metadata and config stored here? Obviously this depends on my workload, but trying to get some sort of sense on the sizing requirements.
Hi Eric,
Almost everything pertinent to Bamboo is stored in database. Not only config and metadata, but also plan configuration and build results, deployment configuration & results, users, etc.
How large the database will be will depend on the things mentioned above. I've seen customers with massive instances having more than 5,000 plans and more than 500,000 build results, and a huge user base.
However, the database size in numbers cannot be predicted.
Kind regards,
Felipe Kraemer
If every pertinent data is stored in the db then what is stored in the home directory ?
I have an example of too many plans and builds but db is just 40mb, on the other hand the home directory is around 2 TB.
What's sure is that migration and upgrade will work only if both db and home directory are conserved.
You have the generated build artifact, repository cache, configurations includingincluding, user repository and proxy are stored in the home directory.
This is explained in this page.
It is essential to set gloves expiry to clean the home directory periodically. This prevents bamboo home from growing big.
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