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Right, as you already figured out, you have to resize the fs manually. https://docs.cloudron.io/storage/#aws-ebs . Cloudron was more of an app deployment platform. Though after many years depending on which problems are often reported, we are putting in server management features (maybe we will add fs resize at some point).

I found the root cause of this one. Fixed in https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/73a56830b05909c0a49def222667ad0902076e31 . Thanks for reporting!

This was resolved overnight - I am not sure how, but now the volume shows again normally. However, it opened up a new problem with Nextcloud, which I have posted in a new thread there.

@romfeo said in Cloudron after rescaling a server: app's (Wordpress) See https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#memory-limit and https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#cpu-shares Also adjust the memory limits in https://my.domain.coop/#/services And for WordPress specifically see: https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/wordpress-developer/#memory-limits and https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/wordpress-developer/#php-settings

@humptydumpty during the install you have the option to change how much ubuntu uses - if you left it alone it would have used the default amount. If this is a VPS provider, they likely did it wrong as well.

@girish Thanks, this fixed the issue! However, during subsequent testing I found that Redis goes down approx. 30% of the time when I stop the app. For testing I am using Scrumblr but I have seen similar issues with GitLab too. Is this an issue locally for me on my VPS, or could there be something else going on? Cheers, Ross

I am not an expert on AWS, but aren't AWS instances only CPU+RAM ? I thought the disk does not resize. This is for EC2 instances though. Are you using lightsail by any chance?