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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions setup/data-management/data_retention.md
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Expand Up @@ -99,15 +99,15 @@ In most clusters it's possible to resize a persistent volume after it has been c
2. Resize the volumes
3. Update values.yaml and apply change (optional but recommended)

The examples below use the VictoriaMetrics storage as an example. SUSE Observability is installed in the `stackstate` namespace. The volume is going to be resized to 500Gi.
The examples below use the VictoriaMetrics storage as an example. SUSE Observability is installed in the `suse-observability` namespace. The volume is going to be resized to 500Gi.

### Verify the storage class supports resizing

Use the following `kubectl` commands to get the storage class used and check that the `allowVolumeExpansion` is set to true.

```bash
# Get the PVC's for SUSE Observability
kubectl get pvc --namespace stackstate
kubectl get pvc --namespace suse-observability

# There is a storage class column in the output, copy it and use it to describe the storage class
kubectl describe storageclass <storage-class-name>
Expand All @@ -129,13 +129,13 @@ To change the PVC size use the following commands.

```bash
# Get the PVC's for SUSE Observability, allows us to check the current size and copy the name of the PVC to modify it with the next command
kubectl get pvc --namespace stackstate
kubectl get pvc --namespace suse-observability

# Patch the PVC's specified size, change it to 500Gi
kubectl patch pvc server-volume-stackstate-victoria-metrics-0-0 -p '{"spec":{"resources": { "requests": { "storage": "500Gi" }}}}'

# Get the PVC's again to verify if it was resized, depending on the provider this can take a while
kubectl get pvc --namespace stackstate
kubectl get pvc --namespace suse-observability
```

### Update values.yaml and apply the change
Expand All @@ -152,10 +152,10 @@ Now remove the stateful set for the application(s) for which the storage has bee

```bash
# List all stateful sets, check that all are ready, if not please troubleshoot that first
kubectl get statefulset --namespace stackstate
kubectl get statefulset --namespace suse-observability

# Delete the
kubectl delete statefulset --namespace stackstate stackstate-victoria-metrics-0 --cascade=orphan
kubectl delete statefulset --namespace suse-observability stackstate-victoria-metrics-0 --cascade=orphan
```

Finally [update SUSE Observability](./data_retention.md#update-stackstate) with the new settings.
Finally [update SUSE Observability](./data_retention.md#update-) with the new settings.