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Creating a shared filesystem

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Shared filesystems are currently only supported in locations FIN-02 and ICE-01. The feature will be expanded to all locations soon!

Creating a shared filesystem

Create a new shared filesystem in two ways. One way is by clicking Create filesystem on the Shared filesystems screen.

Choose your settings and click Create filesystem.

If you have running instances, you will see the Share settings modal and any available instances (instances in unsupported locations will be inactive and cannot be selected). Choose any and all available instances that you would like to have access to your filesystem. Click Confirm settings and see below to complete the process.

The other way to create a shared filesystem is during deployment of a new instance. This will automatically be shared to the instance it is created with. View for how to share to multiple instances.

Editing share settings
Mounting a shared filesystem