Remove unused GCE disks #10
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Apparently they're not automatically deleted:
https://console.cloud.google.com/compute/disks?organizationId=772167872692&project=fluted-magpie-218106&diskssize=50
Clean old GCE disksto Remove unused GCE disksI removed the disks that weren't in use at all. But those were only 4 1GB ones. However, there are 3 100GB ones in use, and I have no idea what app/deployment using them (except that it's Kubernetes).
Also, there are 4 10GB disks in use by something called
tk-vagrant-main-ubuntu-1404-23cee4, which I have no idea what it could be (that one's not Kubernetes).@gregkare Any idea what's going on there?
The tk disks are from running the integrations tests on the chef repo using GKE
I don't know what the 100GB disks are, they're not any of the persistent disks in the GKE console
Interesting. Why/how are they creating GCE disks?
I need to figure out why it's creating persistent disks. The integrations tests are using Test Kitchen with the gce driver, because the Vagrant driver didn't work inside of Kubernetes
I checked again, there aren't any tk-vagrant-main-ubuntu persistent disks right now