Mongodb Disk full (K8s)

Mongodb Disk full (K8s)

Step 1 : Create Deployment using attached document with namespace.
Step 2 : Login into Newly created deployment.
Step 3 : Go to

            ```
            /bitnami/mongodb/data/db/journal
            ```
Step 4 : Delete Unnecessary files 
Step 5 : Delete Deployments

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