Disk space where the bucket is deployed is above the configured threshold?

I use a free tier capella cluster to test and iterate for my mobile applications which was working great.

I deleted my old free cluster so I could upgrade to a paid account. Now my new free tier cluster shows disk space full with very little data in it.

See screenshot:

Here is an error this is generating in my mobile application:
"Unable to fetch client checkpoint "checkpoint/cp-LKMrs5ejGzYAtxSHEAcDnF7SIOgXlqHAySwLGtvaUdA=" for collection Organizations: Disk space where the bucket is deployed is above the configured threshold, writes to this bucket is rejected (0x38) |

According to the pricing page:

Free includes 10GB of disk space, which is also shown in the admin portal for my cluster:

My single node shows 81.17% disk space used:

What can I do here? This is the second time I have tried to setup a free cluster that had this issue, I was hoping the 2nd try would have better luck but same results.

In the first screen shot you can see it says a total of 148 MiB used - this is way less that 81.17% of 10GB

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Hi - Something seems to be amiss here. Can you provide feedback directly via the “Feedback” button in top navigation bar (see screenshot) of Capella UI. That will internally create a ticket that will give us details to investigate further. We can continue communication via the ticket

Done, I added a link to the forum post in my feedback description since recreating it would be very difficult in the admin UI

Thank you Priya!

Did you ever find a solution? I am evaluating Capella and now mobile is giving me the exact same error. Almost same stats as your buckets.

Although there are only about 200 documents in the system, it gives an error saying that 80% of the 10GB disk space is full and no new inserts are accepted. How can it be so full with so few documents?

Do you have any solution?

Is this Capella or self-hosted? If Capella use either Help → Raise Support Ticket or Leave Feedback so it can be investigated.