Increase EBS Volume Size without Stopping EC2 Instance in AWS | Extend EBS Volume size in EC2 | AWS

[@LazyTurtle587]

Excellent Tutorial... For so many days...I have been looking for it....Thanks

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped you

[@jayshah8618]

Will resizing the EBS volume attached to a PRODUCTION EC2 instance hosting a website result in any downtime during the resizing process?

[@WikkiOnIlluminati]

Than you so much. It seems initially not easy for me. Your video helped to do in quick easy steps.

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped you.

[@ravishankarbhagat3751]

I was facing issue but after renaming the path with /dev/xxxxx it worked. Thanks for nice video.

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped

[@raffderfalke]

Thanks a lot man. Nice instruction with growpart. Didn't know that command.

[@amonkincloud]

Thank you 🙏

[@alexsims5984]

Thanks for sharing. This example is much easier than stopping the EC2 instance.

[@amonkincloud]

You're welcome!

[@babaali9966]

Amazing - this really helped me!

[@amonkincloud]

Thank you for the feedback 👍
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[@nibanna-ai]

Thanks Buddy! This was great!!

[@amonkincloud]

Thank you 🙏

[@caesarsage]

Does this replace the root ebs volume with this new one and can i use this method to reduce the ebs ?

[@amonkincloud]

It is not recommended to alter the root volume

[@rgsaiz]

Excellent Tutorial! Only one question, in case the disk is not mounted on root / but is for example mounted on "data", the command should be this?
sudo resize2fs /dev/xvda1/data
Thanks!

[@amonkincloud]

Yes

[@refugiofarm]

When you increase the volume, for example if currently my instance has 100GB and I would like to add another 50 GB, should I put size 50GB or I need to add it from the current size 100GB+50GB and with that I have to put 150GB?

[@amonkincloud]

Yes

[@zdracoz]

Thanks, you were very useful

[@amonkincloud]

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[@narendraverma825]

Perfect video.

[@amonkincloud]

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[@NaveenReddy-in9zx]

Thanks for wonderfull content. loved it.

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped you

[@sangeethaarun8637]

Excellent Video

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that you liked it 👍
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[@atchimule]

Df -hT command will work windows ec2 as well?

[@amonkincloud]

Nope

[@Ahmedhali-v4b]

Sir how we can extend the partition if filesystem is vfat?

[@amonkincloud]

Not sure about vfat

[@shubhamshastri7409]

thanks alot buddy , really appreciated

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped 🙌

[@debugk9926]

while resizing 8g to the 20g is there any data loss, no right?

[@amonkincloud]

Nope you have the back up

[@charpunk]

Once the instance size has been increased, how long after the snapshot has to be deleted?

[@amonkincloud]

Sorry didn’t get your question

[@santoshkumarhegganaik2036]

Thanks for very good content

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped you

[@charansrinivas7038]

Thanks 🙏

[@amonkincloud]

You are welcome 🙌

[@NourHoudaKhedri]

very helpful Tutorial

[@amonkincloud]

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[@subbukakarla4569]

Hi , can you do a video about resizing the volumes using autoscaling

[@amonkincloud]

Did not get your question

[@subbukakarla4569]

I want a video on, Ebs under-provisioned volumes and Ebs over-provisioned volumes...the volume resizes should be done with autoscaling appraoch

[@rakeshkumar-fm9bj]

thanks a lot. simple instruction

[@amonkincloud]

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[@zeronlabs]

thank you it works

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it worked

[@marto1]

Great video.

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped you

[@AiobcAidevTeam]

should i delete the snapshot after that

[@amonkincloud]

Yes if the restoration is ✅

[@samuel_coder]

you are amazin
thanks!!!!

[@amonkincloud]

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[@2352996]

Thank you very much dear

[@amonkincloud]

You are welcome

[@user-25dfmfl56]

thank you for helping !!

[@amonkincloud]

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[@Paul-AWS]

it looks like all my space was used up so it was struggling to extend the storage, fresh start. Terminate instance and increase volume from the start of AMI to 30 GB free for the first year - right :) I didn't realise they were only giving 8GB on Linux platform

[@biswajitmahanta2450]

Excellent

[@amonkincloud]

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[@ganesh_hulagur]

Helpful

[@amonkincloud]

Thanks for the feedback 🙌

[@stay_fr0sty]

Thank you sir

[@amonkincloud]

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[@InLightFilm]

Thank you

[@amonkincloud]

You’re welcome

[@biniamhaile8868]

I only say thank you and subscribe to your youtube.

[@amonkincloud]

Thank you 🙏

[@PrasidhdaMallafamous]

What's the point of taking snapshot if you don't show the usage of it?

[@amonkincloud]

Snapshot is for backup in this particular video.
You can check other videos which explains the usage of snapshots

[@PrasidhdaMallafamous]

@@amonkincloud Ok got it. By the way, tutorials is really helpful. Thanks!!!

[@amonkincloud]

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[@oms7716]

Thanks

[@amonkincloud]

You’re welcome

[@sachinrana884]

Helllo sir how to go in terminal plz reply 🥺

[@amonkincloud]

Sorry didn’t get your question. Can you please elaborate

[@sachinrana884]

@@amonkincloudIn this video, after increasing the storage volume, there is a command step, how to do that 🥺 1:16

[@amonkincloud]

Connect to the instance using Instance Connect method or SSH

[@sachinrana884]

@@amonkincloud ok sir i will do that ✨

[@charankumar9046]

please stop backgroud beats..

[@amonkincloud]

Sure

[@RAMRAM-ix8br]

awesome one..thanks

[@amonkincloud]

Glad that it helped you