daha once snapshot alıp verileri yedeklemiştim. bu gun 15 gun onceki snapshotu yukledim. ama disk alanımda azalma var sanki. kullandıgım scriptte gorunuyor kaç gb disk alanım kaldıgı, 12 gb olması lazımken 2 gb bosugum kalmıs.

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Basically, you have two options. The first is the easier one: create a new droplet and transfer your data over to it using rsync. We have a tutorial explaining this process here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorial_series/how-to-migrate-to-a-new-linux-server

The second one would be that we could boot you into a recovery environment. From the recovery environment, you'll be able to use the "parted" utility to resize your partition, then the "resize2fs" command in order to expand the filesystem. This is a bit more complicated, and I really only recommend it if you are comfortable messing with disk partitions. It shouldn't result in any data loss, as long as you perform the steps correctly.

You should also be able to run this on your live system, since if anything goes wrong you can always restore from your snapshot. Growing a live partition isn't actually that dangerous, but it can result in filesystem corruption.

First, you'll need to run "parted". Then, run "print" to get a list of your partitions and their sizes.

You'll see the root partition, and then a bunch of empty space after that.

You can then run the "resizepart" command and parted will walk you through the process. Once the partition is resized, you will need to "quit" parted, and run "resize2fs /dev/vda1", "e2fsck /dev/vda1" (won't be possible unless you're in recovery mode) and you should be all good.

Please let us know if you have any further questions, or if we can provide you with any other assistance.