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  2. HELP-15497

FIWARE.Request.Lab.Fiware instance volume attach.

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        • Type: extRequest
        • Status: Closed
        • Priority: Major
        • Resolution: Done
        • Fix Version/s: 2021
        • Component/s: FIWARE-LAB-HELP
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          Description

          Hi,

          Please provide volume(500 Gb) to instance in fiware lab.

          Details of instance:
          Instance name: ICCC-App-Staging
          Base image: centos 7
          RAM:16GB
          VCPUs:8vCPUs
          Ip: 195.134.187.54
          Key pair: centos.pem

          Regards,
          Damini

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            atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk added a comment -

            Hi Damini San,

            We have checked your system. 500 GB volume attached is visible in /dev as vdb.

            You can use mount command to mount and then check mounted devices via df –h or lsblk -f
            The standard form of the mount command is:
            mount -t type device dir

            for example:
            mkdir /user/centos/volume
            mount –t ext3 /dev/sdb /user/centos/volume -> if you want to write ext3 file system on vdb ( your 500 GB device) & mount on volume directory

            Note: To persist the mounting od device after system reboot you need to add entry in fstab.

            Thanks and Regards,
            Noida Node

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            atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk added a comment - Hi Damini San, We have checked your system. 500 GB volume attached is visible in /dev as vdb. You can use mount command to mount and then check mounted devices via df –h or lsblk -f The standard form of the mount command is: mount -t type device dir for example: mkdir /user/centos/volume mount –t ext3 /dev/sdb /user/centos/volume -> if you want to write ext3 file system on vdb ( your 500 GB device) & mount on volume directory Note: To persist the mounting od device after system reboot you need to add entry in fstab. Thanks and Regards, Noida Node
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            atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk added a comment -

            Please confirm if your issue is resolved.
            or have any further query.

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            atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk added a comment - Please confirm if your issue is resolved. or have any further query.
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            atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk added a comment -

            Issue resolved on 1st March

            Noida Node.

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            atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk added a comment - Issue resolved on 1st March Noida Node.

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                atul_pandey Noida Node Helpdesk
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                fw.ext.user FW External User
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