The Block Storage system lets you store blocks of data optimally on physical storage, ensuring quick access and retrieval.
Kubernetes Clusters
When you create or edit a
Kubernetes cluster, you can only set a limit on the storage for your cluster. Storage volumes (logical storage units) need to be created using the Kubernetes console.
Use the Kubernetes console to edit or delete volumes generated on your clusters.
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The GB limit set for the Block Storage service (during the creation/modification of a Kubernetes cluster) indicates the maximum total size that the cluster volumes can reach. In the previous example:
- lcluster limit A ≥ sum of volumes [ VA1 + VA2 ]
- cluster limit C ≥ sum of volumes [ VC1 + VC2 + VC3 ]