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How small/large are these files? You can set the number of inodes at format-time of the block storage. It can be as high as 4 billion inodes. So partition the new the block storage as ext4 with parted then format it with this additional parameter:
mkfs.ext4 -N 4000000000 /dev/path/to/volume
Then mount it as you mount any volume and rsync the existing json files. I wouldn’t create it with a capacity of 4 billions inodes as that’s a bit extreme. It also depends on the average size of the json files. Maybe set it to 1 or 2 billion max.
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