Nextcloud - Debian Instance Insufficient storage

[moomootoos]

Hi,

Our Nextcloud instance is hosted in Debian version 10 Buster

Operating System: Linux 4.19.0-25-amd64 x86_64

CPU: Common KVM processor (12 cores)

Version

Nextcloud Hub 3 (25.0.9)

Nextcloud root account is on /dev/mapper/vg_root and there is also the swap partition.

Following is the configuration:

The free PE size is 0,how can I increase it and also how can I increase the size of the root partition?

I receive the following errors on Nextcloud logs:

Can someone assist how to extend the storage for the root and also how to allocate free PE storage?

[tflidd]

@moomootoos

Nextcloud Hub 3 (25.0.9)

I hope the problem appeared when you were trying to upgrade to a newer version, since this one ran out of support last month (and the latest version in this branch was 25.0.13): Maintenance and Release Schedule · nextcloud/server Wiki · GitHub

Your LVM-Volume Group is just within the sda5 partition, and this partition is 79.5 GB, so I would say that your volume group is just full. And you have no space left to increase your logical volumes (especially vg_ucs-root). Ideally you have always a bit of spare, so you can adjust the logical volumes.

For the df output, there are a few explanations:

df in linux not showing correct free space after file removal

I think there are way to span volume groups over several drives, I suppose in your case the sda-drive is a fast SSD drive.

I’d see to check what takes up the nearly 80 GiB of space, and if you don’t have ways to reduce that.