

Note that if you are creating a snapshot of a root volume for an instance, it should not be running. Snapshots can be created from the Actions dropdown menu. It may be less useful for larger data volumes a more efficient solution might be to use ZFS snapshots on Linux instances. This is most useful for OS volumes to create safe checkpoints of working operating system configuration states. Snapshots of volumes (and of instances, in which case the volume is implicitly the root volume of the instance) create a state save of the existing volume, so you can easily get back to a certain state in the future.

Select the instance you wish to attach to and click " Attach Volume".

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This makes it relatively easy to switch operating systems and maintain the same data, and to archive the more important parts of the project (the data) if needed. Often good to separate the concerns of an operating system and user data. Volume creation is useful for attaching a data volume or a volume with users' home directories to an instance, as it is 3.2.2 Extend the Root Volume After Deleting the Instance.3.2.1 Create a Bigger Copy of the Root Volume.3.2 Extend the Root Volume of an Instance.1.2.1 Once You Have Attached The Volume.
