Netdata stores on USB?

[Savell Martin]

Hey guys

Does netdata constantly write the logs to USB?
And then when viewing it is it reading off the USB?

I really like the graphs and all, but I dont want to kill my USB boot drive.
Also with netdata turned on is there a way to turn off the generic FreeNAS reporting?

Is there a way to move the writing/reading to my pool, or somewhere other so I dont increase the wear on my boot USB's?

Also CPU looks like its 2.1ghz steady (Xeon CPU E5-2620 v4 @ 2.10GHz) according to netdata.
Server isnt really in use right now, I would think that it would slow down and ram up as its needed/used?

So 3 questions:
1) Where is netdata stored, is it a problem for usb's, and can we move the logging
2) Can I turn off the default FreeNAS reporting when netdata is on
3) Is the CPU not supposed to auto downclock

 

[danb35]

Does netdata constantly write the logs to USB?

I'd expect that, like the normal FreeNAS reporting, any data that's stored is on the .system dataset. Once you create a storage pool, that dataset will be put on the pool by default.

 

[Savell Martin]

Ok cool is there any way I can check where it currently is?
I started FreeNAS with no drives, and added a pool

 

[danb35]

I started FreeNAS with no drives, and added a pool

Of course you did; that's the only way to install FreeNAS.

Ok cool is there any way I can check where it currently is?

https://www.ixsystems.com/documentation/freenas/11.2-U4.1/system.html#system-dataset