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How to choose the system for 10g disk

I have a 1C1G10G VPS with debian12 and aapanel panels installed, and two small websites, only a few dozen MB. Now the disk is almost 9G (mostly occupied by the panel). I would like to know how you divide the 10g disk and what panel is installed. , or is there any good lnmp script? Please give me some advice, thank you

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  • Why does the panel need so much disk space? I usually reckon on under 2GB for a basic debian11 install. Debian12 uses a bit more, but not massively more.

    If I were you, I'd just delete the panel and learn how to configure linux using the command line instead.

  • Yes, I also have the idea of ​​​​configuring manually, but laziness makes me have many reasons. A better way is to have a one-click script.

  • @ralf said:
    Why does the panel need so much disk space? I usually reckon on under 2GB for a basic debian11 install. Debian12 uses a bit more, but not massively more.

    If I were you, I'd just delete the panel and learn how to configure linux using the command line instead.

    Yeah, what kind of panel eats the 7 remaining gigs??? Is that some malware or what?

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR
    edited December 2024

    @fxdjclub said:
    I would like to know how you divide the 10g disk

    I wouldn't.

    Please give me some advice, thank you

    You have two small websites.. Do everything manually, two websites isn't complicated for a few dozen MB..

    Install a database if your sites need one otherwise just install apache/httpd and be done with it.

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