Hi, I see there is a global setting "storage.max.volume.size" which controls the size of the volume in CloudStack. But I also observed this is not being honoured when root volume is first created. Later if you try to resize the root disk then this setting is considered. On the other hand, it works fine for data disks.
Note: we need to restart the management server after the setting "storage.max.volume.size" value has changed. Regards, Harikrishna ________________________________ From: 小林 美佳子 <kobayashi_mik...@intec.co.jp> Sent: Thursday, January 6, 2022 1:26 PM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <users@cloudstack.apache.org> Subject: Re: Maximum size of ROOTDISK Hi. Thanks everyone for your answers. The hypervisor uses VMware. I understand that there is a limit to the hypervisor; are you saying that CloudStack does not have an upper limit? (Is it possible to create a ROOT disk with the hypervisor's maximum size?) Also, if you find any code to support this, please let me know. On 2022/01/06 15:48, Vivek Kumar wrote: > It depends on your hypvervisor limit, I.e XenServer supports 2TB Max, so it > won’t any sense if you create 3 TB disk offering. So check you backend > hypervisor limit and test. > > Vivek Kumar > Sr. Manager - Cloud & DevOps > IndiQus Technologies > 24*7 O +91 11 4055 1411 | M +91 7503460090 > www.indiqus.com<http://www.indiqus.com> > > > > On 06-Jan-2022, at 7:25 AM, 小林 美佳子 <kobayashi_mik...@intec.co.jp> wrote: >> >> >> Hi. >> >> I am currently using CloudStack 4.10, and I am trying to build a new >> CloudStack 4.14. >> >> The GrobalConfig "root.disk.size.max" that existed in CloudStack4.10 has >> been removed from CloudStack4.14. >> In CloudStack 4.14, what determines the maximum size of the ROOTDISK? Is it >> built into the code? If so, what is the maximum size? > >
