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I just spun up my own instance. Trying it out. New to hosting lemmy. How do you guys list the disk usage? Where is lemmy? /Newb
I used the ansible method to get running and I am using the default paths. If you are also using the default paths, you can find your data in /srv/lemmy// . This location will hold your configuration files and your volumes directory. The volumes directory holds postgres (the database), pictrs (your image hosting) and lemmy-ui (the web-ui for lemmy). To see how much disk space you are using:
cd /srv/lemmy/<domain>/
du -hc --max-depth=1 volumes
replace with your domain.
Thanks! Not so bad apparently.
If you are using docker just look at the volumes of the containers of the server, the UI and the two databases (one for stuff, one for pictures)
Thanks!