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## Rotate logs
If the server runs long, the size of log files increases, filling up disk space. To prevent this, you should set up a log rotation (removing old logs automatically).
As the server runs longer and longer, the size of the log files increases, filling up the disk space. To prevent this, you should set up a log rotation (removing old logs automatically).
You can edit the `SystemMaxUse` value in the `[journal]` section of `/etc/systemd/journald.conf` to do it:
@ -402,13 +402,13 @@ pgroonga.log_level = error
You can check the `postgresql.conf` location by this command:
```sh
psql --user postgres --command 'SHOW config_file'
sudo --user=postgres psql --command='SHOW config_file'
```
The PGroonga log file (`pgroonga.log`) is located under this directory:
```sh
psql --user postgres --command 'SHOW data_directory'
sudo --user=postgres psql --command='SHOW data_directory'
```
## Tune database configuration
@ -431,9 +431,17 @@ Since this is not a dedicated database server, be sure to leave some memory spac
Once you have entered the appropriate values for your environment, click the "Generate" button to generate a configuration and replace the values in `postgresql.conf` with the suggested values.
After that, you need to restart the PostgreSQL service.
```sh
sudo systemctl stop firefish
sudo systemctl restart postgresql
sudo systemctl start firefish
```
## VACUUM your database
If the database runs long, "garbage" can degrade its performance or cause problems. To prevent this, you should execute the following commands regularly.
If the database runs long, accumulated "garbage" can degrade its performance or cause problems. To prevent this, you should `VACUUM` your database regularly.
```sh
sudo systemctl stop firefish