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Log Console Troubleshooting

Guide to Handle Errors On Log Console

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Last updated 8 months ago

Node / Validator is offline due to full Block Storage used by DigitalOcean Droplet

Whenever you see the error on the console => your_droplet_volume is using 100.0% of XXGB. It means your node storage capacity is full and needs more space to store the blockchain data.

First, you need to check how much space is available in your volume:

  1. Connect to your Droplet using SSH.

  2. Check the volume size with the command: df -h -x tmpfs -x devtmpfs

You will see the bellow table:

Filesystem Size Used Avail Use % Mounted on

node_file_path 209G 96G 105G 48% your_node_volume

If the Use % is ~ 100%, you will need to increase your volume size. Follow the below steps:

1. On your Droplet, go to Volumes and click More > Increase Size

2. Set your new volume size and click Resize Volume

3. SSH into your Droplet and run sudo resize2fs node_volume_name

4. Run df -h -x tmpfs -x devtmpfs To double-check check the size was increased.

Replace node_volume_name with your volume name. You can find yours by clicking more > Config Instructions.

After the volume size of your node is increased, try to restart your node and make sure the validator is online again.