IEvD Storage Location

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The IEvD Management page displays the storage spaces for applications and data. However, the data storage size shown here appears to be quite small. When I look at IEvD’s total storage space, I see 37 GB, but the total storage amount on the Management page appears to be much, much lower. I think there’s another place where we can view the space where the data is stored. How can I access that?
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Hi,

Im a bit confused, where you see which space allocations.

Could you please try to rephrase your question and provide some screenshots of the sections you are talking of?


Thanks a lot! :-)


Best regards,

Pascal

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Hi Tacettin,


The difference may be because the storage shown on the IEvD Management page represents only a particular category of storage, rather than the total disk consumption of the entire Industrial Edge system.


I would recommend checking the following:

  1. Check the Storage Overview: If you are using Industrial Edge Management V2, navigate to Settings → Storage. This page provides a breakdown of storage consumption across the supported services and links to the relevant management pages for further investigation.
  2. Check application and data storage separately: On the Industrial Edge Device, the application image/container storage and the data stored in mounted volumes are separate metrics. Therefore, the total storage used can be significantly higher than the application data figure shown in another view.
  3. Check the underlying storage configuration: If you are using IEM Virtual or IEM Pro, ask your IEM administrator to check the persistent volumes and disk usage at the system level. This can help identify storage consumed by application files, backups, logs, or other platform services.
  4. Confirm the IEM version: The available storage overview and displayed metrics depend on the IEM version and deployment type. If you share the IEM/IEvD version and the exact page where you see the 37 GB figure, it will be easier to identify the relevant storage view.


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Hope this helps.

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