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This page | This page provides some guidance based on user experiences with Compute Canada's cloud instances. Your mileage may vary. | ||
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It is very difficult to expand a root volume, so for any VM which does not have bounded storage requirements, '''consider creating a second volume for data'''. If more space is needed, and your allocation has enough remaining volume storage, it is fairly straightforward to expand the data volume using OpenStack and then | It is very difficult to expand a root volume, so for any VM which does not have bounded storage requirements, '''consider creating a second volume for data'''. If more space is needed, and your allocation has enough remaining volume storage, it is fairly straightforward to expand the data volume using OpenStack and then to expand the logical volume, if any, and filesystem within your VM. | ||
=== Maximum volumes per VM === <!--T:5--> | === Maximum volumes per VM === <!--T:5--> | ||