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I have been testing different combinations of ram/vcpu and went from standard to optimized and can't seem to get back?

Posted March 12, 2019 472 views
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I have been testing different combinations of ram/vcpu and went from standard to optimized and now trying to get back to standard and the resize doesn’t seem to be completing? I don’t want to refresh the page, not sure if that would be a bad thing or not?

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ronbanksconsultant March 12, 2019

ah, guess the resize page just barfed or something, ended up just powering the droplet back up and it’s back to my standard size I was shooting for.

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  • wadenick March 12, 2019

    Good to hear it worked out mate. One thing to reiterate real quick – we support such moves as long as the local disk size is equal or larger on the target (easy to expand a filesystem without corruption, our experience is the shrink is best done via a migration).

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    • ronbanksconsultant March 12, 2019

      sure, as I said in the OP, I was doing a ram/vcpu only resize. I realize that resizing the disk is a whole different thing. Anyway, the resize page never did seem to finish (as in the loading gif on the resize button just continued). I finally decided to reload the page and then it just showed the target size that I was trying to set it to grayed out. I allowed it what should have been plenty of time and then powered back up and all was well, so just a page glitch I guess. The process obviously completed. Ty.

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