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Creating a volume from a snapshot
10
Creating a volume from a snapshot
Log in to
Aruba CMP
;
from the menu, select
Public Cloud
>
Storage
;
in the
Block Storage
area, select
Go to Block Storage
;
at the bottom of the page, select the
Snapshot
tab;
locate the snapshot from which you want to create the volume and select the three dots at the end of the corresponding row;
select
Create volume from snapshot
from the list;
the
Create new volume
procedure requires the following information:
1. Information
assign a name to the volume (follow the
naming rules
);
you can associate one or more tags with the volume (follow the
tagging rules
);
the destination project is inherited from the volume;
select
Continue
;
2. Location
the region is inherited and cannot be changed;
select
Continue
;
3. Configuration
by selecting
Make the volume bootable
, you can configure the volume as the
boot disk
of a Cloud Server; you must select the template corresponding to the operating system in the snapshot, otherwise the volume creation will fail;
the volume type is inherited and cannot be changed;
specify the volume size in GB, which must be equal to or greater than the value shown (inherited from the snapshot);
select
Continue
;
select
Confirm
on the right-hand side of the sticky bar to complete the volume creation.
The newly created volume will be displayed in the
Volumes
section with the status
Creating
. Creating a volume may take a few minutes.
Related guides:
The snapshot service for Block Storage
Deleting a snapshot
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