To check disk space for all filesystems in a Linux environment, you can use the df command without specifying any particular path. Here’s the command:
df -hBreakdown:
df: This command displays the disk space usage for all mounted filesystems.-h: This option makes the output human-readable, showing sizes in KB, MB, or GB.
Output:
The command will provide a list of all mounted filesystems along with:
- Filesystem name
- Total size
- Used space
- Available space
- Usage percentage
- Mount point
This command is useful for getting an overview of disk usage across your entire system.
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