The PVE shows 96%. What does it affect

[Sergei121352]

 

[cheiss]

Hi,

this shows the default LVM volume group, which takes the specified partition as a whole. Looks like a normal installation.
The volume group (VG) is then splitted into 3 logical volumes, root, data and swap (if not disabled).

If you want to see the current disk usage, you have to go to the actual storage entries in the left side bar, local and local-lvm

Hope this helps!

 

[Impact]

You can also check lvs to see information about individual volumes.

 

[Sergei121352]

Hi,

this shows the default LVM volume group, which takes the specified partition as a whole. Looks like a normal installation.
The volume group (VG) is then splitted into 3 logical volumes, root, data and swap (if not disabled).

If you want to see the current disk usage, you have to go to the actual storage entries in the left side bar, local and local-lvm

Hope this helps!

Thanks for the quick response!
There is no such indicator on the old Proxmox server. (screenshot of the old server.)
I'm worried about the red indicator and 96%.
That's why I created this theme.
Please tell me how to fix this, or can I leave it as it is?

 

[cheiss]

There is no such indicator on the old Proxmox server. (screenshot of the old server.)

Then this server does not use ext4/xfs (and thus LVM) for its file system(s), but probably ZFS instead.

Please tell me how to fix this, or can I leave it as it is?

It's fine, there is nothing to fix. This is expected.
The partition the LVM resides on is 96% full, not the volume groups itself.

 

[Sergei121352]

Then this server does not use ext4/xfs (and thus LVM) for its file system(s), but probably ZFS instead.


It's fine, there is nothing to fix. This is expected.
The partition the LVM resides on is 96% full, not the volume groups itself.

Thanks