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I realized I had a 1 TB in my gaming PC that I wasn't utilizing. Swapped the 250 GB for the 1 TB for my Cache pool and I'm up to 1 TB of Cache now (instead of 250 GB) and all is right with the world! Thanks again.

Thank you very much for your reply! Looks like a completely full cache is the root of my problems. I have a few options. Stop Dockers and VMs and restart. Hope it clears up some space. Replaced the 250 GB drive in my cache with a 1 TB to mirror the existing one. This will give me an additional 750 GB. Question: can I change to a RAID 0 (Stripe) instead of RAID 1 (Mirror) in my cache?

It started with no longer being able to connect to my Home Assistant VM. Then my Cache maxed out. Then Docker started misbehaving. Some apps would start. Some wouldn't (ex. AdGuard Home wouldn't start, but AdGuard Sync would). The final draw was when I could no longer Shut Down or Stop the Array from Main. I've attached my Diagnostic in hopes that I could get some help. All of my Drives appear to be Healthy. Thank you in advance! unraid-diagnostics-20251010-2203.zip

I solved my own problem (just to close the loop). Since Nginx Proxy Manager was still functioning, I set a Proxy to Unraid and then used a different browser (to make sure cached routes weren't still be used) and bingo! Accessed the webgui, turned off SSL and all is back to normal.

I hate to continue this since it is not relevant to My Servers, but is there a method (perhaps terminal) to disable/disable SSL without the webgui since mine is inaccessible now?

I'm experiencing similar issues by others in this thread. However, after uninstalling the My Servers plugin, when I try to access the web console it is unreachable and is still being routed through the hash.unraid.net address. The server and services are still running fine (local computers backup, Nginx Proxy Manager, Pihole Apps are still accessible), but the web console is unreachable (standard 404 error and the hash.unraid.net in the address bar). Appreciate the help!