One thing I’ve noticed is that recent command line updates of Discourse are eating quite a bit of disk space..
root@endoffice-b:/var/discourse# ./launcher cleanup
WARNING! This will remove all stopped containers.
Are you sure you want to continue? [y/N] Y
Total reclaimed space: 0B
WARNING! This will remove all images without at least one container associated to them.
Are you sure you want to continue? [y/N] Y
Deleted Images:
deleted: sha256:284403a252ba061b3ab97f4bfe293ac5e8f05f39ada429d718f58e56191251c2
deleted: sha256:6b6899d54d4dd1f21568956b652975f7c0b9e439978b8cc53036efc46baaf971
untagged: discourse/base:2.0.20211118-0105
untagged: discourse/base@sha256:74b41fffd4f05433eb7c9b72954b1f5f8b15cd0e802bb724c96b7d699c3f6fa1
deleted: sha256:b6cc7cf8974a6ef7bb64c36f4592af261cda0d5565bd91da603568ce26968048
deleted: sha256:c1455b2fdbca024c36c4e75746051b77c3637020cfa1e36a41440292a8c39424
deleted: sha256:77b323d4ec74aad770337f99a60e862a64ccc53f4775b5f4945df0e606f78b90
untagged: discourse/base:2.0.20220128-1817
untagged: discourse/base@sha256:dcb4eb8e41a2e84f776f80587f308d167a54ad7ff4ba616199891828bbd4ddae
Total reclaimed space: 3.54GB
This happened on both instances, the other was 3.538GB 
I’m usually pretty religious about running ./launcher cleanup after each Discourse update, and I update about once a month, so that says to me the last update by itself ate nearly 4GB of disk.. cc @falco @sam is this something we should be concerned about? 