No space left on device for a new Docker install with Portainer

[long cargo]

Created a Debian VM earlier today which currently has 20G space assigned

Ran scripts from here post creation of the VM: https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/discussions/836

I have Docker installed and I have Portainer up and running. When I now try and deply a stack within Portainer I get "no space left on device" at the end of the deployment error.

I ran df -h which reported disk was 96% full. I then ran docker image prune --all and got it down to 92%.

Most of the data usage is was overlay 2.8G 2.5G 123M 96% /var/lib/docker/overlay2/d52a6215069cfb8aefa197bc78d4e9103551f429210a867384d4105c694d5fc5/merged and this is what went down to 92% after the prune

Volume is /dev/sda1 which ideally needs to be resized but I don't know how to do this. How can I resize this volume please (Debian 12 / Docker 27.5.1)

[sly plume]

Why not directly the docker vm?

[long cargo]

I've resized the VM to 40G and it's made zero difference

[inland saffron]

I'm having the exact same issue, did you figure anything out @long cargo ?

[patent lance]

to resize a vm disk (on ubuntu) I followed this tutorial https://packetpushers.net/blog/ubuntu-extend-your-default-lvm-space/

I'm assuming it should work also in debian?

[long cargo]

No solution with anything when I've used the community script to created the Docker VM. I tried multiple times and then abandoned it and created the VM from scratch and no longer have the same problem.

[ruby timber]

have you not seen this?

[long cargo]

Yes, I have said above I'd done this. Despite resizing twice it made zero difference and the issue persisted. Even blowing the original VM away and creating another from the script with even more disk space the same issue persisted

[ruby timber]

this is default out of the box

after resize

i'm sorry, but you're doing it wrong