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Is flocker supports volume resize via flockerctl ? #2856

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akhilcalsoft opened this issue Jul 5, 2016 · 4 comments
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Is flocker supports volume resize via flockerctl ? #2856

akhilcalsoft opened this issue Jul 5, 2016 · 4 comments

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@akhilcalsoft
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Hello team,

Please let's know currently, flocker is supporting volume resize via flockerctl ? if not, in future any plans ?

@akhilcalsoft akhilcalsoft changed the title Is flocker supports volume resize via flcokerctl ? Is flocker supports volume resize via flockerctl ? Jul 5, 2016
@akhilcalsoft
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Addition query to the above point.

  1. flockerctl does not throw error if volume size is less than allocation_unit(1Gb) ?
    it looks like it create volume with allocation_unit set( Gb) for volume size is given 0.5Gb.
  2. if given volume size is less than 0.5 Gb, it does not create volume.

Please let us know, how could we fixed this ?

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i want to know too that Is flocker supports volume resize via flockerctl ? who can tell me

@shay-berman
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I would like to raise the same question.
Does Flocker support volume resize? if no, is there any work around for such use case?
Thanks
Shay

@wallnerryan
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flocker does not support volume resizing.

flocker does allow you to set the size via flockerctl and docker volume create. In the case of flockerctl if you choose something lower the the minimum size, you will receive the minimum size and not the actual size you chose, flockerctl reports the size chosen but the volume will be of the size that is limited by the backend configured with flocker. For instance, if I choose 50MB on AWS, i will get a 1GB volume because its the minimum.

There are no direct plans to support resizing right now.

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