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Azure Portal: Check available disk space for Managed Disks To check the actual disk usage (i e , used space within the disk), you would need to log into the operating system (for VM disks) that uses the disk and check the disk usage there, typically using tools like df in Linux or Disk Management in Windows Now suppose you want to fetch Disk Usage from VMs, you can try something as below-
Why does visual studio code consume so much disk space? Visual studio code consumes a lot of disk space during execution: 3GB on start-up 2GB when running a script (Julia, in my case) When I kill the in-built terminal and rerun the code, the available
Why removing docker containers and images does not free up storage . . . To reclaim the disk space, you have to try clean purge data option from the GUI When prompted for the data set name, select WSL 2 This should clean up and give back all the unused space In case, the docker daemon doesn't start up or disk space is not reduced then the last option is to factory restore from docker desktop GUI like show below
How to find both disk size and disk space used in azure But is there a way to see both size of disk and how much space is left? You can use below Kusto Query Language that retrieves both the disk sizes and used disk space also free space for each disk
How can I reduce the disk space used by docker? - Stack Overflow Then check if the disk space for images has shrunk accordingly Original answer: See the Medium article "How to clean up Docker (~5GB junk!)" from katopz It refers to the docker-cleanup script, for removing old exited process, and dangling images I have my own aliases as well
AWS EC2: How to check disk size and usage from Dashboard? I'm using Amazon Web Services and can see my EC2 instances in the dashboard I would like to see the size of the attached disk for each one and how much unused space I have left I know that I can