postgresql - How can I check the remaining size of a persistent disk on Google Cloud? And where can I find the code in the instances? -
i created project on google cloud long time ago , having problems it. result seem receiving internal server error.
i tried connecting compute instance through ssh, not because :
as far remember, used able see code on compute instance. it's no longer there, home folder has hidden files. not sure actual project files.
the error managed log file :
error syncing pod 9c8e56bc-4298-11e6-ab50, skipping: failed "startcontainer" "postgres" crashloopbackoff: "back-off 5m0s restarting failed container=postgres pod=postgres_default(9c8e56bc-4298-11e6-ab50); makes me think there issues postgres, has persistent disk own, there seems no easy way find out how of disk occupied.even though admin on project , should receive detailed (with stacktrace) emails every time there error, not receiving @ all.
this behaviour started today, of sudden, , haven't touched project in 2 years, lost.
thanks.
how can check remaining size of persistent disk on google cloud?
for part, found way today. i'll describe here print screens easy anyone.
first, go google console, disks page : https://console.cloud.google.com/compute/disks
identify persistent disk interested in. in case, called
pg-data-disk. click on respective vm instance; on column "in use by", link in image below :
this open ssh connection vm instance persistent disk attached. in ssh window, run following command :
sudo lsblk. result should in image below :
you discover disk id (in case
sdb), can run :sudo df -h <your disk id>. command give exact disk usage, shown below :
as other part of question, using docker containers orchestrated kubernetes. , totally forgot it.
will upgrade ram , work.
thank all.
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