4.3.2. Checking disk space

Capacity:

To check disk space, you need to connect to the server using SSH or VNC and execute the command: 

df -h

The result will look like this:Columns:

  • "Size" — total disk space.
  • "Used" — the volume occupied by the files.
  • "Avail" — the volume available for use.
  • "Use%" — occupied place as a percentage.
  • "Mounted on" — disk mount point.

Inodes

Due to the technical limitations of the file system, any disk can accommodate a strictly limited number of files and folders.

To check inodes on the disk, you need to connect to the server using SSH or VNC and execute the command: 

df -i

The result will look like this:Columns:

  • "Inodes" Is the total number of available inodes.
  • "IUsed" — the number of used inodes.
  • "IFree" — the number of free inodes.
  • "IUse%" — the number of used inodes as a percentage.
  • "Mounted on" — disk mount point.
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