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What is Disk options means and What should I choses?

Posted May 20, 2020 1.2k views
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I would like to know that what is disk options means when I create or upgrade a droplet and what should I choses?

1x SSD
3x SSD
6x SSD

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KFSys May 21, 2020

Hi @THAS,

When creating or upgrading your Droplet, you have different things that you can update - RAM, CPU, or Disk size.

In your case, the SSD will represent the Disk size. In there should be information about how much space you’ll actually update or create your droplet by choosing any of the options. If there isn’t one, please specify where exactly are you seeing this.

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KDSys

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  • THAS May 21, 2020

    Hi @KDSys,

    Thank you for your kind response.

    I have seen this, when I select

    Resize ** >>> **Disk, CPU and RAM >>> DEDICATED CPU (General Purpose/Memory-Optimized)

    At the bottom of the table its shows to select Disk options 1x SSD 3x SSD 6x SSD

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