Information on installing the Linux Ubuntu Core server.
Most of the articles written will work on all flavors of Linux.
We only use Ubuntu as our Media Server, so that is all we will write about.
Though as we move forward in development, we expect to start writing about other flavors of Linux as well.
But primarily, you will see the Articles titles with Ubuntu in them.
For Ubuntu, while running down some issues with NGINX not writing to the Log files, I ran the following command to check on disk space.
df -h
This is the output
| 0 | Filesystem | Size | Used | Use% | Mounted | on |
| 1 | tmpfs | 384M | 2.8M | 382M | 1% | /run |
| 2 | /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv | 24G | 16G | 6.4G | 72% | / |
| 3 | tmpfs | 1.9G | 0 | 1.9G | 0% | /dev/shm |
| 4 | tmpfs | 5.0M | 0 | 5.0M | 0% | /run/lock |
| 5 | /dev/sda2 | 2.0G | 259M | 1.6G | 15% | /boot |
| 6 | tmpfs | 384M | 4.0K | 384M | 1% | /run/user/1002 |
Looking at
/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--l makes me glad I am getting ready to install new servers.
The server these readings are on has the following.
- 50 GB Disk
- 17.69 GB Used.
- 32.31 GB remaining.
Just thought I would add this here.
Make sure you have enough disk space for your growing Linux Distro.
50 GB should be well within the space needed for this server and the new ones I will be creating.
