How to Check Disk Space in Linux with df Command

Hello colleagues.

In today's article, I will tell you how to check disk space in Linux.

The df command stands for Disk File System and is used to get a complete summary of the available and used disk space usage of a file system on a Linux system.

The content of the article:

1. df command
2. How to use df

1. df command

The df command comes by default on all Linux distributions and has a very simple syntax.

• -a, --all - display all file systems;
• -B - change the size of one block before outputting data;
• -h - display sizes in readable form, in megabytes or gigabytes;
• -H - display all sizes in gigabytes;
• -i - display inode information;
• -k - display sizes in kilobytes;
• --total - display all information about the used and available space;
• -t, --type - display information only about the specified file systems;
• -x - display information about all;

2. How to use df

To view the available space on all mounted partitions, use the command:

$. df

To see everything in a more readable way, use:

$. df -h

READY!

Thank you all, I hope my article was of some help to you.