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How Can I Add a Data Disk to an Existing Server?

Data disks can be created during or after the server creation. If you create data disks during the server creation, the system will automatically attach the data disks to the server. If you create data disks after the server creation, you need to manually attach the data disks.

  • On Windows servers:
    • If a data disk is created along with the server, you need to log in to the server and initialize the disk. The data disk will be visible after the initialization succeeds.
    • If no data disk is created along with the server, you need to create a data disk and attach it to the server. Then, you need to log in to the server and initialize the disk. The data disk will be visible after the initialization succeeds.
  • On Linux servers:
    • If a data disk is created along with the server, you need to log in to the server and initialize the disk. The data disk (for example dev/vdb1) will be visible after the initialization succeeds and the disk has been mounted via the mount command.
    • If no data disk is created along with the server, you need to create a data disk and attach it to the server. Then, you need to log in to the server and initialize the disk. The data disk (for example dev/vdb1) will be visible after the initialization succeeds and the disk has been mounted via the mount command.

For details about how to initialize data disks, see Initializing an EVS Data Disk.

Parent topic: Attachment