How to use Block Storage to Increase Space on Your Nextcloud Instance
In this video, we’ll cover setting up and connecting external Block Storage on your Nextcloud instance. This tutorial uses a Nextcloud instance that was manually set up using the method from this video.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:36 Login to Nextcloud via SSH
1:40 Create a New Block Storage Volume
3:15 Format the New Volume
3:45 Mount the Volume in Nextcloud
6:00 Configure Nextcloud to Use the New Volume
9:20 Migrate the Remaining Files in Data to the New Volume
9:50 Verifying Permissions on the New Data Folder
11:07 Reboot and Check That Nextcloud is Working
12:20 Conclusion
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