[28000] INTERNAL ERROR: cannot create temporary directory!

Today I want to check the operation log of the previously deployed elk cluster. I type the docker logs -f -n 200 XXX command and find the error message:

[28000] INTERNAL ERROR: cannot create temporary directory!

Baidu's result is that the disk is full.

Then I used dokcer images and found many images with names and tags of <none>.

 

Basically, they are useless images. I think it’s because I kept making and deleting images yesterday. I didn’t expect that after deletion, there would be residual things taking up disk space.

Solution:

 To delete none images in batches, command: docker rmi $(docker images -f "dangling=true" -q)

The explanation of the command can be found in the following article:

Docker deletes none images in batches_Wuneng’s senior brother’s blog-CSDN blog_docker deletes none images in batches