Services>>EC2-Instances>>Volumes>>Create Volume
Create Volume
Volumes>>Create Volume
Please choose appropriate parameter according to your requirement. Please, note Availablity Zone must be same for your Instance Zone which with you attach volume.
Attach Volume
Select Volume>>Actions>>Attach Volume
Here it asks for confirmation. Click on Attach button.
Login to AWS instance and type lsblk to check if a drive is initialized on OS.
Here it shows xvdf (20GB) is available for a mount.
You can also fdisk -l command for same.
Mount your volume using below command.
Create a new directory and mount a new volume with each.
Now check disk fragmentation.
Add an entry in /etc/fstab for mounting it automatically after reboot.
Add this line at the end of a file.
Save and Reboot system.
Create Volume
Volumes>>Create Volume
Attach Volume
Select Volume>>Actions>>Attach Volume
Here it asks for confirmation. Click on Attach button.
# lsblsk
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Here it shows xvdf (20GB) is available for a mount.
You can also fdisk -l command for same.
Mount your volume using below command.
# mkfs.ext4 /dev/xvdf
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Create a new directory and mount a new volume with each.
# mkdir /subhash
# mount /dev/xvdf /subhash |
Now check disk fragmentation.
# df -h
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Add an entry in /etc/fstab for mounting it automatically after reboot.
# vim /etc/fstab
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Add this line at the end of a file.
/dev/xvdf /serverkaka ext4 defaults,nofail 0
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Save and Reboot system.
