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        • What's New - Elastic Volume Service

          What's New - Elastic Volume Service

          Commercial use General Purpose SSD EVS Disks March 2019 No. Feature Description Phase Document 1 EVS disk monitoring is supported. You can view monitored EVS disks.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > What's New
        • Endpoints - Elastic Volume Service

          Endpoints - Elastic Volume Service

          For the endpoint of the EVS service, see Regions and Endpoints. Parent Topic: Before You Start

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Before You Start
        • Three-Copy Redundancy - Elastic Volume Service

          Three-Copy Redundancy - Elastic Volume Service

          Figure 3 Data rebuild principle What Are the Differences Between Three-Copy Redundancy, EVS Snapshots, and EVS Backups? Three-copy redundancy improves the reliability of the data stored on EVS disks.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > Service Overview > Basic Concepts
        • Getting Started - Elastic Volume Service

          Getting Started - Elastic Volume Service

          Step 1: Purchase an EVS Disk Buy a data disk on the EVS console. Step 2: Attach the EVS Disk Attach the data disk to a Linux server. Step 3: Initialize the EVS Disk Initialize the data disk on the server. Preparations Sign up with Huawei Cloud.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > Getting Started
        • Can I Attach Different Types of Disks to the Same Server? - Elastic Volume Service

          Can I Attach Different Types of Disks to the Same Server? - Elastic Volume Service

          Different types of EVS disks can be attached to the same server. You only need to make sure that these disks and the server are in the same AZ. Parent topic: Attachment

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > FAQs > Attachment
        • Can I Attach a Yearly/Monthly Disk to Another Server? - Elastic Volume Service

          Can I Attach a Yearly/Monthly Disk to Another Server? - Elastic Volume Service

          If the disk was purchased on the EVS console and not as part of the same order as any server, it can be attached to another server. Parent topic: Attachment

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > FAQs > Attachment
        • Snapshots and Backups - Cloud Container Engine

          Snapshots and Backups - Cloud Container Engine

          EVS disks can be created only based on snapshots, and snapshots cannot be rolled back to source EVS disks.

          Help > Cloud Container Engine > User Guide > Storage > EVS
        • Permissions - Elastic Volume Service

          Permissions - Elastic Volume Service

          Table 1 System-defined roles and policies supported by EVS Role/Policy Name Description Type Dependencies EVS FullAccess Full permissions for EVS. Users granted these permissions can create, attach, detach, query, and delete EVS resources, and expand capacity of EVS disks.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > Service Overview
        • API Overview - Elastic Volume Service

          API Overview - Elastic Volume Service

          Table 1 API overview Type Subtype Description API EVS disk These APIs provide the functions, such as creating disks, deleting disks, and querying disk details. EVS snapshot An EVS snapshot is a complete copy or image of the disk data at a specific time point.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference
        • Getting Started - Elastic Volume Service

          Getting Started - Elastic Volume Service

          Step 1: Purchase an EVS Disk Buy a data disk on the EVS console. Step 2: Attach the EVS Disk Attach the data disk to a Linux server. Step 3: Initialize the EVS Disk Initialize the data disk on the server. Preparations Sign up with Huawei Cloud.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > Getting Started
        • Data Restoration Using a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Data Restoration Using a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Switch back to the Elastic Volume Service page. Check whether the EVS disk is successfully created. It takes more than 10 minutes to create an EVS disk using a VBS backup.

          Help > Volume Backup Service > User Guide
        • Data Restoration Using a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Data Restoration Using a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Switch back to the Elastic Volume Service page. Check whether the EVS disk is successfully created. It takes more than 10 minutes to create an EVS disk using a VBS backup.

          Help > Volume Backup Service > User Guide
        • Notes and Constraints - Elastic Volume Service

          Notes and Constraints - Elastic Volume Service

          For a BMS, a maximum of 60 EVS disks (1 system disk and 59 data disks) are supported. Only SCSI disks can be attached.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > Service Overview
        • Will I Be Billed for the Disks in the Recycle Bin? - Elastic Volume Service

          Will I Be Billed for the Disks in the Recycle Bin? - Elastic Volume Service

          In the list, select Elastic Volume Service (EVS) for Service Type. In the Resource Tag column, find the _sys_recycle_bin_volume:true tag, which identifies the EVS recycle bin bill.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > FAQs > Billing
        • Do I Need to Restart the Server After Expanding the Disk Capacity? - Elastic Volume Service

          Do I Need to Restart the Server After Expanding the Disk Capacity? - Elastic Volume Service

          An EVS disk can be expanded either in the Available or In-use state. Expanding the disk capacity on the management console enlarges the disk capacity, but you still need to log in to the server and extend the disk partitions and file systems to make that additional space usable.

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > FAQs > Capacity Expansion
        • Creating a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Creating a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Creating a VBS Backup You can create backups for your EVS disks to protect the disk data through the VBS console or the EVS console. Precautions An EVS disk can be backed up only when its status is Available or In-use.

          Help > Volume Backup Service > Getting Started
        • Creating a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Creating a VBS Backup - Volume Backup Service

          Creating a VBS Backup You can create backups for your EVS disks to protect the disk data through the VBS console or the EVS console. Precautions An EVS disk can be backed up only when its status is Available or In-use.

          Help > Volume Backup Service > Getting Started
        • How Does DDS Store Data? - Document Database Service

          How Does DDS Store Data? - Document Database Service

          EVS is used to store DDS instance data. For details about EVS, see Elastic Volume Service User Guide. DDS instance backup data is stored in OBS and does not count towards your DDS storage quota.

          Help > Document Database Service > FAQs > Database Storage
        • What Can I Do If the Capacity of My Disk Reaches the Maximum But I Still Need More Space? - Elastic Volume Service

          What Can I Do If the Capacity of My Disk Reaches the Maximum But I Still Need More Space? - Elastic Volume Service

          If this still fails to meet your needs, it is recommended that you create RAID arrays with EVS disks or manage EVS disks using LVM. Parent topic: Capacity

          Help > Elastic Volume Service > FAQs > Capacity
        • Overview - Elastic Cloud Server

          Overview - Elastic Cloud Server

          Overview What Is Elastic Volume Service? Elastic Volume Service (EVS) offers scalable block storage for ECSs.

          Help > Elastic Cloud Server > User Guide > Disks
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