I recently received a message that I am out of space in ubuntu. I checked and It says I have used all 20 gigs. I have not used but maybe 30 megs. Any ideas?
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Hello, all
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
Figured it out. unicorn.log was over 17.5 gigs. How in the world does that even happen?
I saw it when I tried adding code to the server. Then i checked with the df -h and it said 100% was used.