Disk usage

[MooCloud_Matt]

@ekevu123
Just to let you know: Cloudron use GiB and MiB, so remember to convert the 128GB.

Check if you have old dump MySQL files on your storage, that's a usual cause of unexpected use of space

[ekevu123]

That does not explain the difference, I am afraid.

Nextcloud itself shows 60 GB disk usage at the moment, whereas Cloudron shows that the app uses 19 GB.

Also, the question is why "everything else" is 88 GB, although it should be Nextcloud data.

[fbartels]

@ekevu123 said in Disk usage:

although it should be Nextcloud data.

do you have your Nextcloud data on a mount?

[ekevu123]

@fbartels No, I didn't change it (yet) from the default value.

[ekevu123]

@ekevu123 Oddly, the value has just changed for some reason. Not it is correct. Not sure why, it was completely different 20 minutes ago.

[MooCloud_Matt]

@ekevu123 storage space is checked every 12h, not in real-time.

EDIT:

Yes, collectd is set to monitor 2 times every 24h.

[girish]

@ekevu123 said in Disk usage:

Everything else: 93.3 GB

Most likely to do with old backups left in the filesystem in /var/backups (which is the default backup location). Can you SSH and do du -hcs /var/backups ?

[girish]

Also for nextcloud, note the default deletion policy - https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/nextcloud/#managing-deleted-files

[Recliner2042]

@girish If I want to clear out that old backups folder, do I just sudo rm -r the whole thing? Or is there something in there that should be kept? (something that isn't just a backup, like maybe the backup settings)

[nebulon]

If you make sure that newer backups are off-server so not anymore in /var/backups, you can safely delete all files from that folder.