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Hello, @liam6dad4cf30a30137e21e9bc If the droplet is offline, then you can use the VNC console in order to access the droplet and check the disk space usage.
If you want to monitor the disk space usage on your droplet you can setup a cron job to send you an email if the disk usage goes above x%
Let me know if you have any questions.
Run df -h without any other arguments. That should output space usage details for all available filesystems.