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1 hour ago, Jim M said:

You would need to look at the database to determine which tables these are. If it is your log tables, you will need to review the logs to see what is happening and correct the issue.

It appears core_search_index is the culprit.  What would cause it to be more than half of the DB size?

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Addendum, core_search_index is around 5GB+, which isn't particularly large but it does account for more than half of the DB storage and seems to be growing at an incredibly fast pace while activity grows at a much slower pace.  This was particularly noticeable from the last few upgrades where the size of this table has nearly doubled to tripled in the last 9 months to a year. 

The next largest tables are:

  1. forum_posts at 741MB
  2. core_reputation index at 448MB
  3. core_follow at 99MB
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1 hour ago, Jim M said:

Is the search index the actually size or the overhead size? If the latter, your hosting provider would need to evaluate your MySQL server configuration as it is not performing “garbage collection” effectively.

Overhead for all tables just shows a "-"

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Glad to see that reduced the size. Please also check in Support (top right of your admin CP) and ensure you address anything under the mysql section. We do tend to see less issues like this (although it is indeed a hosting issue) when people are using INNODB that is recommended. I'm wondering if you may not be in your case

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On 11/14/2022 at 4:57 AM, Marc Stridgen said:

Glad to see that reduced the size. Please also check in Support (top right of your admin CP) and ensure you address anything under the mysql section. We do tend to see less issues like this (although it is indeed a hosting issue) when people are using INNODB that is recommended. I'm wondering if you may not be in your case

Support checks were all clean.  And MariaDB was setup to use INNODB for the InvisionCommunity tables.  Wonder if it's our heavy usage of Activity Streams that contributes to that particular table sizing if they are related?

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