AWS EFS and GCP extra volumes can be auto-created and attached to the instances to provide permanent storage for the ingested log data when instances are terminated.
Additionally, instances can be terminated automatically when their max age or max inactivity period is reached.
Add the following parameters to the aerolab agi create command to also provision and attach an EFS volume in AWS.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
--aws-with-efs |
Enable AWS EFS for storage |
--aws-terminate-on-poweroff |
Terminate the instance instead of stopping it when maximum inactivity period or maximum age are reached |
--aws-efs-multizone |
Enable multi-zone support (if needed) for the volume at creation; this is 2x the price of single zone |
--aws-efs-name= |
Optionally name the EFS volume a different name than the AGI name |
--aws-efs-expire= |
Expire the volume if it hasn’t been reattached to an instance for this long |
--no-config-override |
Optionally specify this parameter to ensure existing configuration doesn’t get overriden if it already exists on the EFS volume; this is useful when restarting AGI with an existing EFS volume with data and prior configuration; if a particular (or any) configuration doesn’t exist, it will be created |
If a volume already exists, it simply gets reattached.
Add the following parameters to the aerolab agi create command to also provision and attach an EFS volume in AWS.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
--gcp-with-vol |
Enable GCP extra volume for storage |
--gcp-vol-name= |
Optionally name the GCP volume a different name than the AGI name |
--gcp-vol-expire= |
Expire the volume if it hasn’t been reattached to an instance for this long |
--no-config-override |
Optionally specify this parameter to ensure existing configuration doesn’t get overriden if it already exists on the EFS volume; this is useful when restarting AGI with an existing GCP volume with data and prior configuration; if a particular (or any) configuration doesn’t exist, it will be created |
If a volume already exists, it simply gets reattached.
To list all EFS volumes, see aerolab volume list or aerolab inventory list.
To delete an EFS volume, see aerolab volume delete.