Web-based disk space visualizer
Solution 1
I use ncdu
- http://dev.yorhel.nl/ncdu, which has been covered here often. I also recommend a monitoring suite (Monit, Nagios, etc.) that can alert on a preset filesystem utilization percentage... Then use a tool like ncdu to understand what comprises the nearly-full filesystem.
But there's also Philesight, which is a web-based CGI script: http://zevv.nl/play/code/philesight/
Philesight is designed to run on a remote server without graphical user interface.
It presents a pie chart.
Solution 2
You can try to install Cacti on one of your servers.You can monitor disk usage ,cpu usage , memory usage etc.
Cacti is a complete frontend to RRDTool, it stores all of the necessary information to create graphs and populate them with data in a MySQL database. The frontend is completely PHP driven. And you can add all other servers to it.So you will have everything on one place.
Hope this helps!
Solution 3
phpsysinfo - but you'll have to have php on servers (which you most likely have, since your servers are webservers)
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Martijn
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Martijn over 1 year
I have a number of Linux webservers for which I'd like to track where disk space is going and keep disk space to a minimum.
Typically I login on SSH and use
du
to find out where disk space is wasted but this is cumbersome and slow. A visualisation tool like KDirStat would be ideal, but it requires installing an X server at the very least, which kind of defeats the purpose.Is there any web-based disk space visualizer? I'm open to alternative solutions.
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Admin over 11 yearspossible duplicate of How can I determine what is taking up so much space?
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Mint over 5 yearsTo anything coming here in 2019+ check out Duc duc.zevv.nl it replaced Philesight.