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NO-JIRA: Fix docs commands related to Azure ephemeral OS disks #3809
NO-JIRA: Fix docs commands related to Azure ephemeral OS disks #3809
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/cc @bryan-cox @Patryk-Stefanski Could you please take a look ? Thanks. |
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Konflux failed but the failure (which seems to be caused by a Go version that's too low) is kinda unrelated to this PR. Wondering if we could override it. |
Yeah I see it failing with |
Yeah let's wait until we know RHTAP is working again. They may want to use this PR as an example of what's broke. |
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@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ To enable the ephemeral OS disk option on the Azure VMs in your HostedCluster, s | |||
You may need to adjust the disk storage account type; to adjust the disk storage account type, | |||
use the `disk-storage-account-type` flag as shown in the example below. | |||
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You may need to adjust the disk size depending on the instance type used; to adjust the disk size, use the | |||
The OS disk size defaults to 120GB. You may need to adjust the disk size depending on the instance type used; to adjust the disk size, use the |
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This is not true. It defaults to 30Gb.
// +kubebuilder:default:=30 |
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The required disk size is based on the instance type you use. Maybe you could rewrite this to say The default size disk size of the instance type, Standard_DS4_v2, is 120GB
. You should update the examples to show the updated disk size flag setting this.
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Reverted this phrase to its original state.
Signed-off-by: Feilian Xie <fxie@redhat.com>
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Encountered this error when following commands in the docs (was testing HOSTEDCP-1373):
"OS disk of Ephemeral VM with size greater than 86 GB is not allowed for VM size Standard_DS2_v2 when the DiffDiskPlacement is CacheDisk. Please refer to https://aka.ms/Ephemeral for more details."
Some YAMLs:
AzureMachine.txt
np.txt
Root case:
A Standard_DS2_v2 VM allows for 86GB of temp storage but OS disk size defaults to 120GB.
See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/dv2-dsv2-series#dsv2-series.