- Create new EBS Volume in the correct Availability Zone
- Attach new EBS Volume to EC2 Instance
- Check filesystem type (ext4)
sudo file -s /dev/xvd* - Find new disk
sudo fdisk -l - Create filesystem
sudo mkfs -t ext4 /dev/xvdf
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K9s column descriptions
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| View: Pods(<namespace>)[number of pods listed] | |
| NAME pod name | |
| READY number of pods in ready state / number of pods to be in ready state | |
| RESTARTS number of times the pod has been restarted so far | |
| STATUS state of the pod life cycle, such as Running | ... | Completed | |
| CPU current CPU usage, unit is milli-vCPU | |
| MEM current main memory usage, unit is MiB | |
| %CPU/R current CPU usage as a percentage of what has been requested by the pod | |
| %MEM/R current main memory usage as a percentage of what has been requested by the pod |
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Attaching and Mounting EBS Volume to an EC2 Instance