What is a recommended action to prevent unwanted adaptation of retention time?

To prevent unwanted adaptation of retention time, increasing your quota or disk size is a recommended action because it ensures that there is enough storage available for the data being collected. When the storage capacity is sufficient, the system can maintain the configured retention time without needing to delete or discard older data to make room for new data. Inadequate disk space can lead to automatic adjustments in retention settings as the system attempts to manage storage and prevent overflow.

In contrast, decreasing the configured retention time would directly reduce how long data is kept, which is counterproductive if the goal is to maintain data availability. Incorporating more environmental data doesn't address the issue of storage; it could potentially exacerbate it by increasing the total data volume. Restricting the number of data types stored may help manage the storage space but can lead to a loss of valuable insights and information that could be beneficial for analysis and decision-making. Therefore, increasing quota or disk size represents a proactive approach to managing data retention effectively.