How to check your hosting disk space
The use of your disk space adds up to all files and data in your hosting account, this includes databases, website files, and email accounts.
Warning emails will automatically be sent when it is close to reaching 100% of disk capacity.
Where to check disk usage: First, let's access cPanel.
See the steps to access the cPanel at: https://help.scriptcase.net/portal/en/kb/articles/first-steps-with-the-hosting-access
1st You can check in the right corner in the “Static” section.
2nd To check the complete details with more information, just click on the option
"Disk usage" in the "Files" section.
that are taking up your account's disk space.
Conclusion:
Now you know how to check your hosting account's disk space usage. In case you want to know which file is taking up a lot of space in your account.
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