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How can I use the toolkit for automatic capacity expansion of the system disk?
Last updated：2021-07-16 11:18:19
This topic is applicable only to instances created by using non-standard images and instances created by using standard images before November 2017.
If your instance is not configured or installed with automatic system disk capacity expansion, use the following procedures to enable automatic capacity expansion of the system disk for the instance.
Run rpm -ivh package_name (or yum install -y ./package_name) to install the software package, where package_name indicates the software package name.
Run dpkg -i package_name to install the software package, where package_name indicates the software package name.
If the current user that logs in to the system is an administrator, directly double-click the program. If the current user is a common user, run the program as an administrator.
The following describes how to run the program as an administrator in Windows 2016:
Right-click the program, and select Run as administrator.
The command line interface appears and the program starts to execute.
If you forget to execute it as the administrator, a prompt will appear. Click Yes.
When the program executes, Local Group Policy Editor will appear, which is for you to verify whether the script is configured successfully. You can close it.
When the message Finish: Add startup script rootfs_autoresize.bat appears, the program configuration has been completed. In this case, press any key to exit the program.
CentOS 6 and Red Hat 6 Run the command initctl status ksc-rootfs-autoresize. The status displayed is start/running.
Example:
http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/x86_64/Packages/c/cloud-utils-growpart-0.27-10.el6.x86_64.rpm
CentOS 7 & RedHat 7
Run the command systemctl status ksc-rootfs-autoresize.service -l. The service status displayed is enable.
Example:
Ubuntu 14.04
Run the command initctl status ksc-rootfs-autoresize. The status displayed is start/running.
Example:
Ubuntu 16.04 or 18.04
Run the command systemctl status ksc-rootfs-autoresize.service -l. The service status displayed is enable.
Example:
Fedora 20 (systemd can be used if the version is 15 or later) Run the command systemctl status ksc-rootfs-autoresize.service -l. The service status displayed is enable.
Example:
Fedora-20 service status
Windows 7, 10, 2008, 2012, 2016
Click the Windows logo, enter gpedit.msc in the input box in the menu, and open the Local Group Policy Editor application. In the left navigation pane, choose Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Script (Startup/Shutdown). At this time, you can see the list on the right is updated, and then double click Startup in the list on the right.
In the script list that appears, you can see that the script rootfs_autoresize.bat has been installed.
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