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Hello ,
I have an azure debian VM with size Standard E8-4s v5 and OSdisk Standard SSD LRS with 4095Gb , when i try to upgrade the disk size to 8192 Gb with terraform i got an error , i think the max size of OSdisk for this size is 4095Gb ,
Did somone have an idea about this or i need to add another disk to this VM and update the LV ??
Thanks in advance .
4,095GiB is the maximum OS disk size for an Azure VM. Can you add a data disk instead and use the storage there?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/managed-disks-overview#os-disk
Add a data disk: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/linux/attach-disk-portal
This is our current config , if i add a new disk it will add an sdb disk but my need is to extend the part "/" cause i habe a lot of data and i don't like to loose them.
is there any solution ??
Thanks in advance
I'm not a Linux expert but I don't know of any way to extend this within the OS if you are already at the maximum logical size limit.
Is it not an option to move your data to sdb? Azure VM data disks can be up to 32,767GiB in size.