Question
What to do when the SSD 25 GB is full and we cannot add even single file?
- Posted on May 7, 2021
- DockerDigitalOcean VolumesDigitalOcean DropletsUbuntu
Asked by sagarsprone
I have a droplet with 25 GB SSD and Docker running on it. My droplet memory is 100% utilized and now I cannot write even one file.
I have attached an external volume of 100GB and mounted it in the droplet. But now I am clueless about how to enable it in my docker and the application running on it.
Please help.
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Hello, @sagarsprone
You can examine the disk space usage and delete any data which is not crucial to your application or website. What is the output of the following command:
Also, I could suggest following the steps from this answer here on how to find the folders that are using the most disk space:
The other option will be to resize the droplet. You can check this article on how to resize your droplet:
Regards, Alex
The article on the below link helped me to resolve the issue.
https://www.guguweb.com/2019/02/07/how-to-move-docker-data-directory-to-another-location-on-ubuntu/