Hello, I'm getting this in appwrite docker container logs.
I'm getting this when I try to delete a collection, or while creating an attribute.
I think i've seen this sometimes if the machine doesn't have enough memory
did you install appwrite using the install command? Did you tweak the compose file after?
I don't think I have touched redis configs. Probably because I'm using a Virtualbox VM?
what
you'll have to look at the logs for the appwrite-worker-databases container for this
so your compose file has this in redis config:
--maxmemory 512mb
--maxmemory-policy allkeys-lru
--maxmemory-samples 5
```?
Sorry Steven, seems like my VM ran out of HDD. So I think that was the problem
btw, my docker-compose file only has:
_APP_REDIS_HOST=redis
_APP_REDIS_PORT=6379
_APP_REDIS_USER=
_APP_REDIS_PASS=
As REDIS env variables
where can I find this?
wait what? That shouldn't be in your docker-compose.yml file...
in your docker-compose.yml file...
haha sorry, I was confused checking .env
God, im so tired.
Let me check again!
seems like I have those. I think my problem was HDD related
[SOLVED] Redis Error, lack of memory or disk space
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