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          • Can EVS Disks Be Used Alone? - Elastic Volume Service

            Can EVS Disks Be Used Alone? - Elastic Volume Service

            Can EVS Disks Be Used Alone? No. EVS disks must be attached to servers before you can use them. Parent topic: General

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > FAQs > General
          • Enabling or Disabling Instant Snapshot Restore (for Standard Snapshots) - Elastic Volume Service

            Enabling or Disabling Instant Snapshot Restore (for Standard Snapshots) - Elastic Volume Service

            For details, see Creating an EVS Snapshot. Disabling Instant Snapshot Restore Sign in to the EVS console. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Elastic Volume Service > Snapshots. The Snapshots page is displayed.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > User Guide > Managing EVS Snapshots > Using EVS Snapshots
          • Expanding the Capacity of an EVS Disk - Elastic Cloud Server

            Expanding the Capacity of an EVS Disk - Elastic Cloud Server

            Expanding the Capacity of an EVS Disk Scenarios You can expand the disk capacity if it is insufficient. Both system and data disks can be expanded. On the management console, you can expand the capacity of a single EVS disk or multiple EVS disks.

            Help > Elastic Cloud Server > User Guide > Disks
          • Adding an EVS Disk - Terraform

            Adding an EVS Disk - Terraform

            Adding an EVS Disk Application Scenario Create an EVS disk and attach it to the ECS.

            Help > Terraform > User Guide > Elastic Cloud Server (ECS)
          • Setting Read-Only Flag for an EVS Disk - Elastic Volume Service

            Setting Read-Only Flag for an EVS Disk - Elastic Volume Service

            Setting Read-Only Flag for an EVS Disk Function This API is used to set the read-only flag for an EVS disk. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Disk Management
          • Querying Details About EVS Snapshots - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About EVS Snapshots - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About EVS Snapshots Function This API is used to query details about EVS snapshots. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Snapshot Management
          • Querying Details About EVS Snapshots - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About EVS Snapshots - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About EVS Snapshots Function This API is used to query details about EVS snapshots. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Snapshot Management
          • Querying Details About an EVS Snapshot - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Snapshot - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Snapshot Function This API is used to query details about an EVS snapshot. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Snapshot Management
          • Querying Details About an EVS Snapshot - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Snapshot - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Snapshot Function This API is used to query details about an EVS snapshot. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Snapshot Management
          • Elastic Volume Service - Elastic Volume Service

            Elastic Volume Service - Elastic Volume Service

            AZ See Available Zone E Elastic Volume Service Elastic Volume Service (EVS) disks are a type of virtual block storage devices that use the distributed architecture and can be elastically expanded. You can operate EVS disks online.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > Glossary
          • Deleting an EVS Disk Transfer - Elastic Volume Service

            Deleting an EVS Disk Transfer - Elastic Volume Service

            Deleting an EVS Disk Transfer Function This API is used to delete a disk transfer. A disk transfer can be deleted if it is not accepted. Accepted disk transfers cannot be deleted. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Disk Transfer Management
          • Deleting an EVS Disk Transfer - Elastic Volume Service

            Deleting an EVS Disk Transfer - Elastic Volume Service

            Deleting an EVS Disk Transfer Function This API is used to delete a disk transfer. A disk transfer can be deleted if it is not accepted. Accepted disk transfers cannot be deleted. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Disk Transfer Management
          • Expansion Overview - Elastic Volume Service

            Expansion Overview - Elastic Volume Service

            For details about EVS billing, see Billing for EVS Disks. Parent Topic: Expanding the EVS Disk Capacity

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > User Guide > Expanding the EVS Disk Capacity
          • Querying Details About an EVS Disk - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Disk - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Disk Function This API is used to query details about an EVS disk. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Disk Management
          • Idle EVS Disk Check - Config

            Idle EVS Disk Check - Config

            Parent topic: Elastic Volume Service

            Help > Config > User Guide > Resource Compliance > Built-In Policies > Elastic Volume Service
          • Querying Details About an EVS Disk - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Disk - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying Details About an EVS Disk Function This API is used to query details about an EVS disk. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > Out-of-Date APIs > Cinder API > Disk Management
          • Creating EVS Disks (Deprecated) - Elastic Volume Service

            Creating EVS Disks (Deprecated) - Elastic Volume Service

            Creating EVS Disks (Deprecated) Function This API is used to create one or multiple EVS disks. This API call exists for compatibility reasons only and is not meant to be used. Use another API. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > API > Disk Management
          • Expanding the Capacity of an EVS Volume - Cloud Container Engine-Autopilot

            Expanding the Capacity of an EVS Volume - Cloud Container Engine-Autopilot

            Parent Topic: EVS Volumes

            Help > Cloud Container Engine-Autopilot > User Guide > Storage > EVS Volumes
          • Unsubscribing from Yearly/Monthly EVS Disks - Elastic Volume Service

            Unsubscribing from Yearly/Monthly EVS Disks - Elastic Volume Service

            You can obtain the disk IDs on the disk list page of the EVS console.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > API > Disk Management
          • Querying EVS Disks (Deprecated) - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying EVS Disks (Deprecated) - Elastic Volume Service

            Querying EVS Disks (Deprecated) Function This API is used to query all EVS disks. This API has been deprecated. Use another API. Calling Method For details, see Calling APIs.

            Help > Elastic Volume Service > API Reference > API > Disk Management
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