There are a few potential solutions to address the issue of Linux EC2 instance generating big temporary files while running a console application on .NET Core:
Implement a custom file cleanup routine: One solution is to build a script or routine that automatically deletes the temporary files generated by the console application after a certain period of time or after the job has completed.
Modify the logging configurations: Using logging frameworks like Serilog can help manage temporary files that are generated during runtime, including shifting log storage location to shared memory instead of the disk.
Implement a file compression package: Compression can be applied as a final step to generated temporary files to make them more space efficient and easier to manage.
Configure Temporary file deletion: Configure the Temporary folder to delete files that are more than the set retention period.
Optimization of the application code. Evaluate the code to improve the utilization of file handling to minimize file storage occurrences to ensure better performance.
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