After I successfully installed the Splunk Enterprise on my Oracle Vbox, I got a message that says: "The minimum free disk space (5000MB) reached for /opt/splunk/var/run/splunk/dispatch".
Then I used the (sudo du -sh /opt) command and I found that the /opt directory resides the space 3.8G (less than 5.0G), even though, I allocated 40G for the machine at all !!
My question is how to increase the disk space given for the /opt directory?
PS: The health status of IoWalt under the resource usage is RED!!
it is not really a splunk question, this is a question for your linux sys admin or your VM provider
- to adjust the disk space on your mounts
- or to create a new mount (like /opt/splunk ) on a large disk
PS : also if this box will be an indexer, you may also want to relocate the splunk indexes ( default on /$SPLUNK_HOME/var/lib/splunk on a different mount with enough space to grow over time, as you ingest)
@yannK First of all, thanks for your response. Actually, I asked my question here because I followed the official installation instructions by installing Splunk in the /opt directory, so I thought it could be an installation issue.