hi,
it depends on the storage you use.
for zfs:zfs list
for lvm:lvs -a
Hi,
I guess I asked wrong, we can't see it on the proxmox panel.
If you on the left side have "Server View", go down in the tree until you reach the storage you want to know about and then select it.
(i.e. you can select "local"). Then in the dashboard you will have some information included "usage" (i.e. 26.34% (219.95 GiB of 834.95 GiB)) and a graph. Unfortunately don't provides directly the free space, you have to calculate it 220 GiB of 820 GiB = 600GiB of free space)
If you want to know only disks sizes, you can select, again on the left, the node (host, server...), default name is "proxmox" and then on the gray panel on the right of the tree "disks" and it shows all the physical disks on your server/node.
Ah, if you mean the "internal" usage of the virtual disks by the VM ("how free space do I have in C: of the 101 Windows VM?"), you can't AFAIK, maybe with some qemu-agent/monitor command, nothing exposed in the Web interface right now, in any caseI just want to see the remaining disk space used by the vms, but I couldn't find it where you said.
Ah, if you mean the "internal" usage of the virtual disks by the VM ("how free space do I have in C: of the 101 Windows VM?"), you can't AFAIK, maybe with some qemu-agent/monitor command, nothing exposed in the Web interface right now, in any case