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I am currently running a Hudson instance on a VM slice. As I don't have a need to run more than a couple small applications from it, I'm minimizing how much space I devote to it. The sizes I've defined for this slice seem fine to me, however Hudson seems to have it's own ideas on what are considered minimum disk and temp space thresholds.

Only place I know where to configure a threshold (turn on/off, really)

And then I look at the Node and I see the following: Master Node claims 546MB is too little to work with.

546MB does not seem like too little space for running my small number of applications, but Hudson seems to disagree. Is there any place I can configure Hudson to redefine what it considers too low for disk and temp space?

+2  A: 

It's not configurable. Just turn off the monitors, so your nodes stay online.

See issue HUDSON-2552 for a fix. The code is not yet part of Hudson though.

Michael Donohue
+3  A: 

Since Hudson 1.339 it is configurable. See here http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Features+controlled+by+system+properties

The property is called hudson.diagnosis.HudsonHomeDiskUsageChecker.freeSpaceTheshold

Kutzi
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It is configurable from the web interface:

Hudson > Nodes > Configure > Preventive Node Monitoring > Free Disk Space (defaulted to 1GB)

You might also want to change Free Temp Space whilst you're there.

Marc Allen
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Thanks. Since I posted (Dec 2009) they added that screen, so this isn't as complex an issue as it was when I didn't have that option.
Nick Klauer

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