how to check the disk usage of all running docker containers?
with the docker system df command you would get a summary of your docker usage including things like: the total size of all images the total size of all containers the local volumes size and the cache however, here’s how to check the size of each running container
by default, if you run docker images you will get the size of each image. however, if you run docker ps you would not get the size of the running containers. to check the size of each running container what you could do is just use the --size argument of docker ps command. docker ps --size you would get the following output: container id image command created status ports names size d64a8112d00a nginx "nginx -g 'daemon of…" about an hour ago up about an hour 0.0.0.0:80->80/tcp nginx 12mb (virtual 127mb) ab81be326c31 eboraas/laravel "/usr/sbin/apache2ct…" 2 hours ago up 2 hours 80/tcp, 443/tcp laravel 92mb (virtual 509mb) that way you will be able to quickly tell which container exactly is consuming the most disk space. in case that you need to clear some space, i would recommend checking out this tutorial here on how to remove docker images, containers and volumes: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-remove-docker-images-containers-and-volumes hope that this helps!
don’t worry, possibly you’re using mediasoup, just the name of the media nodes still being named as kurento media server.

to check if mediasoup is running, just ssh into one of the media nodes machine and execute this:

sudo su

docker ps | grep mediasoup

you should see a container using this image… You can use third party defragmentation tools that have central management consoles to manage the tools, monitor systems and report on fragmentation levels. These tools have the ability to start defragmentation based on a schedule or a fragmentation threshold level (tool dependent). What they also do well is provide reporting on how things are going on the systems you monitor fragmentation wise.


Here is a comparison page for some of the major defragmentation applications:  

[Comparison of defragmentation software](http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_defragmentation_software)


The big three from when I did some research several years ago:  

PerfectDisk  

O&O Defrag  

Diskeeper


Keep in mind that Windows includes basic defragmentation. You can schedule this using TaskSchedule. Basic defragmentation does not defragment page files, hyberfiles and the like. There are some other free tools available that can do various items like page files. This all requires you to piece together and and devise your own monitoring. If you need reporting and monitoring purchasing it is always simpler.


If you can justify the cost of a managed defragmentation program, these will all do a good job. Test each to see how they impact system performance in your environment while defragmenting as well as their management and reporting capabilities.


  

First, don’t wait for your hard disk drive to be hardly used before defragging it. You have to maintain a certain defragmentation period as part of the computer hardware maintenance for your computer system. > 
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I think the `ThreadState` property will tell you want you need to know. hey, so after some minor improvements i finally found the time to make this into a doc that everyone can use, adopt and copy. let me know what you think and if you have any improvements.

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[life dashboard - the all in one tracker](https://coda.io/@heuschkelsimon/life-dashboard-all-in-one-tracker)

track your personal habits, finances, tasks and time … Try to xcopy the data over to the external drive.



start>run>type "cmd">hit ok  

In dos window type "xcopy /?" this will show you all of the parameters or switchs used in xcopy.



If you are not famaliar with dos you may want to seek out a friend who is. In case anyone needs it in the future:

 

show chassis inventory




[View solution in original post](/t5/general-topics/way-to-see-hardware-type-installed-on-7080/m-p/367196#M88802) hi,

for simplicity, you can do it by checking the bbox location directly.

but please noted that you may still need a tracker if the bbox occlusion is possible.

thanks. [tutorial] how to view cookies - how to view cookies is an article on the wikihow website that explains all the steps you should follow if you want to view your browser's cookies. it explains how to do this on google chrome, firefox, microsoft edge, internet explorer, and safari. fwiw, i’m now using the “official” [docker login](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/docker-login) action with a docker hub [access token](https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/access-tokens):

- name: docker login

uses: docker/login-action@v1

with:

username: ${{ secrets.docker\_username }}

password: ${{ secrets.docker\_token }}

:rocket: The question is can you get out of your computer and after that the thing to check is can you resolve any domain names. Try going to a command prompt and checking to see if you can ping your computers IP address then the gateway then try to resolve domain names.


ipconfig /all


Will give you the information you need to check these things.


nslookup google.com


If that does not come back with a IP address then you have problems with your DNS server.