Insufficient space on the system drive

Note: Files deleted using the rm command cannot be recovered.

First, you need to identify which directory is taking up space on the system drive. If you are unsure what a system drive is, please refer to the help documentation

Use source ~/.bashrc to view system disk and data usage.

The following two directories can be deleted directly without affecting system operation, so delete them directly first. If this does not free up space, continue reading below.

du -sh /root/miniconda3/pkgs/ && rm -rf /root/miniconda3/pkgs/*      # conda的历史包
du -sh /root/.local/share/Trash && rm -rf /root/.local/share/Trash   # jupyterlab的回收站

The following directories may take up a significant amount of space, but you should clean them up based on your actual situation:

du -sh /tmp/         #查看/tmp占用的空间大小
du -sh /root/.cache  #查看/root/.cache占用的空间大小

Normal Cleanup Steps

First, check the disk usage of files and directories. Folders under the system or root directory generally do not take up much disk space, so you should focus on checking the directories or files you have created.

File Size

Use the ls -alh command to view the sizes of files such as .bashrc and .profile shown below. However, the folder size displayed is only the size of the folder itself, not the combined size of all files within it.

Folder Size

Use the du -sh xxx command to recursively calculate the sizes of all files in this folder.

Delete

Use rm -rf xxx to delete files/folders and free up space

Special folders that do not take up space on the system drive

/root/webcal-tmp
/root/webcal-nas
/root/webcal-pub
/root/webcal-fs

Cleaning Up the Data Disk

First, navigate to the data volume at cd /root/webcal-tmp, then repeat the cleanup steps described above.

Disk space on the data volume is typically occupied by files left in the trash that haven’t been cleared. Look for the folder /root/webcal-tmp/.Trash-0. Once you’ve confirmed that the files are no longer needed, use rm to delete them.

I no longer need the data; please delete it all.

System disk: In the instance’s “More” actions, click “Reset System.” The system disk will be wiped and restored to the initial state of the image. Please refer to the documentation.

Data disk: Run rm -rf /root/webcal-tmp/* to delete all files on the data disk. Note that hidden files (files ending in .xxx) cannot be deleted.