Increase the size of dev/root partition on Dedicated Server

I am running a ClipBucket porn site with multiserver setup, and lately I have gotten a lot of the following warning messages from my file server:

DISKWARN

The file system /dev/root, which is mounted at /var/named/chroot/etc/named, has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system /dev/root, which is mounted at /var/named/chroot/etc/[login to view URL], has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system /dev/root, which is mounted at /var/named/chroot/etc/[login to view URL], has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system /dev/root, which is mounted at /var/named/chroot/usr/lib64/bind, has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system /dev/root, which is mounted at /var/named/chroot/etc/[login to view URL], has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system /dev/root, which is mounted at /var/named/chroot/etc/[login to view URL], has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system rootfs, which is mounted at /, has reached warn status because it is 83% full.

The file system /dev/loop0, which is mounted at /tmp, has reached critical status because it is 99% full.

This is causing the server to act very slowly and gives me errors when trying to upload large files. I have been told that the problem is with /dev/root being out of space. As far as I know, the partition in question is only 1GB and probably needs to be increased. I need somebody who can fix this with NO DATA LOSS!

This should not be a difficult task for someone who is skilled in this field, so please bid accordingly.

Linux

Projekt-ID: #4531605

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