The storage component is of core importance and part of most platforms since it defines any attached “block” storage accessible to the compute.
Once you define your storage configuration using the below information, you would continue the persistent storage setup using the volume component.
Besides the global configuration available for any component such as Name, you can configure the following attributes:
Size: is used to specify the total space allocated represented in GB. Note: specific RAID configurations
will result in smaller usable volume sizes.
Slice Count: is used to specify how many sections of storage to slice the size into. If you are wanting two
linux volumes named “/mystuff” and “/archive” you would specify 2. Please refer to the notes below for RAID levels.
Storage Type: is used to specify the speed of disk. Typically, Standard is for spinning disks and IOPS is
for Premium SSD’s. Please refer to the Types offered by your cloud provider and how they are mapped to these
options.
RAID levels and Slice Count reference:
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