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As above, recently started in a new environment and been reviewing the DEV/TEST environment as its PostgreSQL host keeps on running into disk space issues.
After reviewing the PostgreSQL install I identified the QLogs DB consuming over 15GB of space and growing.
I can see entry timestamps from today so it's still getting written to.
My previous environment did not use Centralized logging at all so a bit unfamiliar of this however my understanding is QLogs/Central Logging was depreciated in 2021, and more importantly the Service/Executable does not exist in current versions.
So how is QLogs getting updated in this environment?
Is it safe to Drop the QLogs DB in this instance?
If not safe to Drop, what is the correct method to removing Centralized Logging from this environment? Considering we have no use for QLogs anymore.
Thanks
Thanks for the response!
Since posting this I discovered that the source for the updating of the Logs was in fact a server that was supposed to have been decommissioned a while back, this being an older version of Qlik that still had the logging service.
None of the current Servers even had the logging service executable.