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Managing volumes

Mount volume​

If you didn't mount your volume to the compute resource during the creation process, you can do it manually by using this command

$ cgc volume mount <volume_name> -t <name of compute resource>

  • t - target (use the compute create name where you want to mount the volume)

Volume will be mounted in default path /workspace, if you want to mount it elsewhere, use the -p option.

example:

$ cgc volume mount getting-started -t getting-jupyter

PVC has been successfully mounted.

Umount volume​

To umount your volume from every compute resource type:

$ cgc volume umount <name>

example:

$ cgc volume umount getting-started

PVC has been successfully unmounted from all pods.

Volume delete​

Same as a compute resource, you can delete a volume by using the following command. Be careful though, as those usually contain your data that usually needs persistance

cgc volume delete <name>

example:

$ cgc volume delete getting-started

Volume getting-started deleted.