Partition your system drive as a destination for Cloudron block storage?
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Cloudron requires that Block Storage be provided by the same host, as far as I understand. Some hosts provide good deals for a VPS but don't offer Block Storage as well.
Before installing Cloudron onto a drive, could we partition it into two, and dedicate one half to Cloudron and the other to Block Storage for Cloudron?
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@LoudLemur not sure I understand the purpose of this question. (Are you asking so you can create a Cloudron volume to share between apps?) .
Because if a server has 2TB, the 2TB is available for the apps already. Why do you want to create a Block Storage ?
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@LoudLemur not sure I understand the purpose of this question. (Are you asking so you can create a Cloudron volume to share between apps?) .
Because if a server has 2TB, the 2TB is available for the apps already. Why do you want to create a Block Storage ?
@girish said in Partition your system drive as a destination for Cloudron block storage?:
Because if a server has 2TB, the 2TB is available for the apps already. Why do you want to create a Block Storage ?
It is just that I thought it might be safer for data to be on a partition of its own. If the OS gets screwed up for some reason, the data partition could be left intact.
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AFAIK, most VPS providers don't have this option. They are all in same partition when you get a server. Maybe one can do this on dedicated servers.
But also, Cloudron has various things in OS and home partition. So, this needs some testing to actually make it work/be useful.
