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Select Attached Block Volumes from the Resources section on the left. | In the example above, no volumes have been attached so far. Click on Attach Block Volume to select the volume that is to be attached. |
Select the parameters for the volume and attach it to the instance. | Select which block volume to attach, the parameters for attaching the device (paravirtualized, read/write), the compartment, and the device path presented to the Charon -SSP host. Once all parameters have been set, click on Attach. |
Verify that the device has been attached. | The instance details list now shows the attached volume. |
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First, unmount the volume in the Charon host system (see Charon-SSP Manager section below).
Then detach the volume from your instance:
- Go to the Attached Block Volumes list in the instance details display.
- Click on the three dots next to the volume to be detached and select Detach.
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Steps on the Charon
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Host System
Mounting a Newly Attached Volume Using the Storage Manager (
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SSP AL Images Only)
After the volume has been attached to the instance, it must be included in the Charon-SSP host system configuration using . On Charon-SSP AL instances, this is achieved via the Charon-SSP Manager.
- Open the Charon-SSP Manager on your local system and connect to your Charon cloud instance.
- Select Tools > Oracle Cloud > Storage Manager.
- In the Storage Manager window, perform the following steps:
- Select the new device.
- Click on the cog-wheel symbol.
- Only if required, select Format Volume to create a filesystem on the new device.
Please note: this will delete all data on the volume. - Click on the cog-wheel symbol and select Mount the Filesystem.
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Unmounting a Volume
To unmount a volume before perform the following steps:
- Stop all Charon instances that might use the volume that is about to be unmounted.
- On host systems based on Marketplace AL images:
- In Charon Manager go to Tools > Oracle Cloud > Storage Manager.
- Select the volume.
- Click on the cogwheel symbol and select Unmount the Filesystem.
- On other systems:
- Use the command
# umount <device-path>
or# umount <mount-point>
- To make this permanent, remove the corresponding entry in /etc/fstab.
- Use the command
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