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Change default root disk size to 100Gi #87

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RedHat lowered requirements for OpenShift node root disk size to 100Gi.

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RedHat lowered requirements for OpenShift node root disk size to 100Gi.
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simu commented Feb 15, 2024

Note that this change requires users to ensure that clusters that were setup with terraform-openshift4-exoscale <= v4 to pin the root disk size of their clusters to the old default of 120Gi.

We explicitly don't add disk_size to the ignore_changes list, so that users can resize VM disks via Terraform (e.g. with an approach similar to the approach described in https://kb.vshn.ch/oc4/how-tos/cloudscale/update_compute_flavors.html)

We'll provide detailed upgrade instructions in the openshift4-terraform component.

@simu simu merged commit df70ae9 into master Feb 15, 2024
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