By David Jordan
I am david jordan
Hello.
To proceed with the test Changed Volumes from initial capacity as below. 100 GB-> 110 GB
Rebooting the server does not change it.
Have you ever changed the ssh port and is it related?
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Hi djordan1037,
Once you’ve resized your volume using the Web UI or the API you must expand the filesystem (and partitions) in them. Here are the product docs on how to expand your filesystem after you increase the size of a Volume
Best, Moises
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