| 3 | | If there was a disk space setting, the reported disk space value for a storage node would be more accurate. For example, a storage node run on a volume group could all of a sudden find itself with expanded available space unintentionally, since adding more PV's to an LV would mean that the reserved_space value would grow the available node's capacity perhaps beyond that which a server admin originally intended. |
| | 3 | If there was a disk space setting as I am suggesting, the reported disk space value for a storage node would be more accurately represented. For example, a storage node run on a volume group could all of a sudden find itself growing unintentionally since adding more PV's to an LV would mean that the reserved_space value would grow the available node's capacity perhaps beyond that which a server admin originally intended. |
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| | 5 | It's easy to grow a storage nodes capacity, but how does one shrink it after the fact? |
