Bluehost Cloud Hosting Storage
Need more space for your website? The Bluehost Cloud Hosting storage is going to have you covered. This one is built for speed and flexibility, so it's designed to handle anything you might throw at it. This hosting solution focuses on reliability so you can forget about losing your data. Keep reading to learn more!
Note: The storage space is set depending on your Cloud hosting plan. More storage space cannot be purchased separately. If you need more storage, you will need to upgrade your Cloud hosting plan.
- How to Check the Storage Availability
- How to Manage Storage for Your Website
- How to View the Disk Usage using WP-CLI
- Summary
How to Check the Storage Availability
Note: When the storage space is allocated to a website, it will be reserved and cannot be used for other websites even if the said storage is not being used.
To check the storage availability, follow the steps below:
- Log in to your Account Manager via Bluehost Account Manager.
- In your Account Manager, click Hosting on the left menu.
- If you have only one hosting package, you will be routed directly to your Cloud hosting details page.
- If you have more than one hosting package, select the Cloud hosting package for which you would like to check the storage availability.
- On your Cloud hosting details page, you can view the storage available for allocation.
- Additionally, you can view the storage usage per site in real time by scrolling down the Websites section.
How to Manage Storage for Your Website
There are two options for managing the storage for your website.
From the Websites Tab
To manage the storage for your website from the Websites tab, follow the steps below:
- Log in to your Account Manager via Bluehost Account Manager.
- In your Account Manager, click Websites on the left menu.
- On the Websites page on the left, select the website for which you want to manage the storage, and then click the SETTINGS button.
- On the website details page, click on the SETTINGS tab or the Storage Used chevron icon (>) to manage the storage.
- In the Adjust Storage Allocation tile, update the value to the desired storage for your website, and then click the UPDATE button. This change will be reflected immediately.
From the Hosting Tab
To manage the storage for your website from the hosting tab, follow the steps below:
- Log in to your Account Manager via Bluehost Account Manager.
- In your Account Manager, click Hosting on the left menu.
- If you have only one hosting package, you will be routed directly to your Cloud hosting details page.
- If you have more than one hosting package, select the Cloud hosting package for which you would like to manage the storage.
- In your Cloud hosting details page, scroll down to the Websites section.
- Select the website you want to manage the storage, and then click the MANAGE button.
- On the website details page, click on the SETTINGS tab or the Storage Used chevron icon (>) to manage the storage.
- In the Adjust Storage Allocation tile, update the value to the desired storage for your website, and then click the UPDATE button. This change will be reflected immediately.
How to View the Disk Usage using WP-CLI
To view the disk usage using WP-CLI, follow the steps below:
- Log in to your SSH.
- Navigate to
/htdocs
directory. - Run the following WP-CLI command:
wp disk-usage
Summary
So, there you have it! Managing your Bluehost Cloud Hosting storage is easy. Just be mindful of the storage space used, and if it runs out, you should upgrade your package. You can focus on what really matters – an awesome website! – with the reliable and flexible Cloud Hosting offered by Bluehost.
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You may also refer to our Knowledge Base articles to help answer common questions and guide you through various setup, configuration, and troubleshooting steps.