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    • ec2-plugin
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      Each instance gets its own hudson/slave-i-xxxxxxxxxx.log, and they are never deleted.

      Run 1000 instances over a few weeks... have to delete 1000 log files.

      I suggest:

      • start writing them in a dir called ec2-slave-logs/
      • auto-delete them when we stop a slave
      • also delete everything in that dir at startup

          [JENKINS-6042] log files from EC2 instances accumulate

          Ryan Campbell added a comment -

          This is a dupe of JENKINS-5738

          Ryan Campbell added a comment - This is a dupe of JENKINS-5738

          evernat added a comment -

          @recampbell: Why is this a duplicate of Jenkins 5738? The duplicate of JENKINS-5738 was another one perhaps (JENKINS-6782).
          In any case a workaround to this issue is certainly to have a clean-up job scheduled in Jenkins with a shell command deleting old slave-i-xxxxxxxxxx.log files.

          evernat added a comment - @recampbell: Why is this a duplicate of Jenkins 5738? The duplicate of JENKINS-5738 was another one perhaps ( JENKINS-6782 ). In any case a workaround to this issue is certainly to have a clean-up job scheduled in Jenkins with a shell command deleting old slave-i-xxxxxxxxxx.log files.

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