The disk bar on the Graphs tab shows how full the server is. Above 80% it is time to look; above 90% databases and caches start to fail.
Usual suspects
| What | Where | Safe to clean? |
|---|---|---|
| Magento logs and reports | var/log, var/report of the application | Yes, old files. Keep the last days if you are debugging. |
| Magento caches and generated code | var/cache, var/page_cache, generated | Use Actions, Flush all caches, not a manual delete. |
| Old releases | releases/ (Magento and Laravel deploys) | We keep the last few releases on purpose, for rollbacks. |
| Backup downloads | backups-download/ | Deleted on their own after 24 hours. |
| Media and product images | pub/media, wp-content/uploads | Only with care: unused images are often still referenced. |
| Database | MariaDB | Large log tables can be cleaned; ask us first. |
Never delete files in shared/, app/etc/env.php, wp-config.php or .env. They hold the store's configuration and its connection to the database.
Not sure what is filling the disk? Open a ticket: we check the largest folders and tables for you and tell you what is safe to remove.
Did this solve it? If not, tell us what you see and we look at your server.
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