How to view space disk usage of a domain / subscription / customer / reseller in Plesk

To view the disk space usage of a webspace, log in to Plesk and go to Statistics > example.com.

Note: The disk space taken by subdomains and additional domains is included in the disk space usage of the main domain. To see the disk space taken by specific domain/subdomain, see the command-line instructions.

1. Connect to the Plesk server via SSH.

2. Access the Plesk database:

   # plesk db

   Note: On Windows Server, start a command prompt as an Administrator.

3. Use these the SQL queries:

   • to list all subscriptions sorted by disk space usage:

     SELECT name AS 'Subscription Name',round(real_size/1024/1024) AS 'Disk Usage (MB)' FROM domains WHERE webspace_id=0 ORDER BY real_size DESC;

     Sample output:

     +-------------------+-----------------+
     | Subscription Name | Disk Usage (MB) |
     +-------------------+-----------------+
     | example.com       | 220             |
     | example.net       | 76              |
     | example.org       | 0               |
     +-------------------+-----------------+

   • to list all customers sorted by disk space usage:

     SELECT `Customer Username`, SUM(`Disk Usage (MB)`) AS 'Total Disk Usage (MB)'
         FROM (
             SELECT c.login AS 'Customer Username', ROUND(d.real_size/1024/1024) AS 'Disk Usage (MB)'
             FROM domains d, clients c
             WHERE d.cl_id=c.id AND d.webspace_id=0 AND c.type='client'
         ) AS subquery
         GROUP BY `Customer Username`
         ORDER BY `Total Disk Usage (MB)` DESC;

     Sample output:

     +-------------------+-----------------------+
     | Customer Username | Total Disk Usage (MB) |
     +-------------------+-----------------------+
     | john_doe          | 289                   |
     | jane_roe          | 75                    |
     +-------------------+-----------------------+

   • to list disk space usage of

     • a domain:

       # plesk db " SELECT round(SUM(real_size)/1024/1024,2) as 'Disk Usage (MB…