lightsail sudo plesk login fails - disk full

Greetings,

You can follow these Plesk specific instructions to free up space in your temp directory and other areas which may allow you to restart the psa service and login in to Plesk:

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000140333-MySQL-fails-to-start-when-a-Plesk-server-lacks-disk-space-SQLSTATE-HY000-No-space-left-on-device-500-Plesk-Exception-Database#:~:text=0%20100%25%20/-,Resolution,-First%2C%20to%20bring

If the above steps don't free up sufficient disk space allowing you to restart Plesk and log back in, please follow the steps listed in the following knowledge centre article which guides you on how to increase your Lightsail plan or bundle to one with a larger volume size:

https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/lightsail-instance-failed-status-check/#:~:text=reduce%20memory%20usage.-,Disk%20full%20errors,-If%20there%27s%20no

We'd appreciate if you'd update this thread with your findings, and hopefully confirmation of the issue being resolved.

Regards, AntAWS

Thanks for your response.

If you are not able to log into the AWS Management Console to increase the Lightsail bundle with a larger volume, I'm afraid only the account root user, or an IAM user with higher permissions, can either perform the steps themselves or provide you permissions to do so. However, if you have restricted access to AWS Management Console, I suspect the account you are using is managed by another party and you won't be able to create a user with higher permissions, or view information about a user with higher permissions, based on your current permissions. Considering this, you will need to reach out to account owner/s directly to assist further.

Once you're able to, they can review the following documentation for guidance on managing access to Amazon Lightsail to grant you required permissions: https://lightsail.aws.amazon.com/ls/docs/en_us/articles/amazon-lightsail-managing-access-for-an-iam-user