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So, let's connect to our instance and check that the disk has been added. Once the name of the volume has been obtainedTo find your disk, let's use the command
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grep$ <volume>cat /proc/partitions |
If needed, create a file system on it (this will scratch the disk!)
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$ sudo mkfs -t ext4 /dev/<volume> |
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$ sudo mount /dev/<volume> /mnt |
Detach a volume from an istance
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$ sudo umount /mnt |
So, follow the steps:
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