Note: If you receive errors when running AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) commands, make sure that you’re using the most recent AWS CLI version.

To see how much storage you have available for Docker (dev/xvdcz), see AMI Storage Configuration and follow the instructions in To determine the available storage for Docker.

If you must extend the Amazon EBS volumes for your instances launched by AWS Batch, then increase Amazon EBS volumes in AWS Batch using a launch template.

If extending Amazon EBS volumes isn't the best solution for your scenario and you must go beyond the default storage limit of 10 GiB, then increase your Docker container storage volume limit for Amazon ECS instances launched from Amazon Linux 1 AMIs.

Btrfs No Space Left On Device Error

2) File upload to an asset failing with this error: 2013-02-18 17:48:19.350CSERROR Exception moving data from input stream to output stream java.io.IOException: No space left on device. “semget: No space left on device” shows that that your server has run out of semaphores. To check how many semaphores are being used, login to your server as root and run the following: ipcs –s.

Note: You can use a launch template to build a configuration template that applies to all your Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances launched by AWS Batch. A launch template allows you to customize the default Amazon ECS-optimized AMI used by AWS Batch without using a custom AMI.

If you add user data to a launch template in the Amazon EC2 console, paste in the user data as plaintext, or upload the user data from a file.

If you use the AWS CLI or an AWS SDK, you must first base64 encode the user data. Then, submit that string as the value of the UserData parameter when you call CreateLaunchTemplate. For example, see the following JSON template:

No Space Left On Device Error In Jenkins

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Hello,

This is on an Odroid HC2, root drive is a 32GB micro SD card, with a 4TB SATA data drive connected.

When trying to install some extra plugins (shellinabox, for example) I'm getting a 'No space left' error (28).

I'm not sure what or how the root partition is getting used up. I'm including screenshots showing the storage disks, and partitions. The data drive is LUKS encrypted.

Storage_Disks.png
Storage_File systems.png
Storage_Encryption.png E80 G70.

Below is what I get with the du command on the root folder.

Ideas..?

Thanks!

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