Use Disk Quotas in Dedicated Linux Servers

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The role of disk space management using Disk Quotas

Disk Space Management is an often underestimated necessity of a systems administrators job duties. When managing disk space it is important to track and maintain adequate free space. This ensures proper system functionality and data integrity. Unlike your personal devices, when a server runs out of free space, it can have grave consequences. Running out of free space can lead to data and/or revenue loss for you, your clients and/or your user base.

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How to Resize a Server

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Upgrading your Storm® server is a simple process, and can be done in just a few satisfying clicks. Upgrades are a necessity. You work hard on your blog, or ecommerce store, and the traffic grows! Once you’ve optimized your WordPress site or Magento store, reward yourself with an easy upgrade process and increase the available resources to your Storm® by following the steps below. This process can be followed for Storm® VPS or Storm® Dedicated servers.

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  • These instructions are intended specifically for resizing your Storm® server.

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How To Create a Storm Private Cloud Parent

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This article is just one of a multi-part series.
I. How To Create a Storm Private Cloud Parent
II. Available Resources On a Storm Private Cloud Parent
III. How To Create Child Instances On Storm Private Cloud

Storm Private Cloud parents, are completely dedicated to your infrastructure and offer the functionality of a private cloud all within the Storm interface.

Easy customization, superior scalability.

With the Storm Private Cloud parents, it’s easy to create Virtual Instances with customizable amounts of RAM, disk space, and CPU cores.

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