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Can't start docker containers beacuse no space on device
Hi, I'm testing my app where I upload also files to appwrite storage. As I suspect, I've filled up my disk. Now I can't start Appwrite. Could I ask for help with this issue? Can I somehow access the files from the console and delete the recently uploaded ones?
TL;DR
Developers are having trouble starting Docker containers due to no space on the device. They are hesitant to run 'docker compose down -v' to clean up volume files. A suggestion is made to access project storage through the console to delete files manually. A link to a relevant Stack Overflow thread is provided for guidance on cleaning up volume files via CLI. If testing locally, wiping the instance with 'docker compose down -v' is recommended. Alternatively, developers can check the volume and clean it up if using Docker Desktop.
since you are testing locally, you can just wipe the whole instance via - docker compose down -v. Or you can check the volume itself and clean it up if using Docker desktop.
but "docker compose down -v" remove also my all files? I don't want to. Can I check volume's files by console? I have only VPS with debian os and docker installed
- yes, it will remove all the files
- no, console cannot show volume files. although if you can open console, access project storage, you could delete files from there
- you could search for similar questions around the web for cleaning volume files manually via cli - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38415804/how-do-you-remove-the-contents-of-a-docker-volume
