Volume
Learn how to create, update, and manage AWS FSx Volumes using Alchemy Cloud Control.
The Volume resource lets you manage AWS FSx Volumes for file storage solutions, allowing you to create, configure, and manage scalable file systems.
Minimal Example
Section titled “Minimal Example”Create a basic FSx Volume with essential properties:
import AWS from "alchemy/aws/control";
const basicVolume = await AWS.FSx.Volume("basicVolume", { name: "my-basic-volume", volumeType: "FRONTEND", openZFSConfiguration: { userAndGroupQuotas: [ { userId: "1001", quota: 1000000000 // Set a quota for the user } ], volumeQuota: 5000000000 // Set a quota for the volume }});
Advanced Configuration
Section titled “Advanced Configuration”Configure a volume with additional settings such as tags and backup options:
const advancedVolume = await AWS.FSx.Volume("advancedVolume", { name: "my-advanced-volume", volumeType: "FRONTEND", backupId: "backup-123456", tags: [ { Key: "Environment", Value: "Production" }, { Key: "Project", Value: "ProjectX" } ], ontapConfiguration: { storageEfficiencyEnabled: true, snapshotPolicy: "daily" }});
Adopting Existing Resources
Section titled “Adopting Existing Resources”Use the adopt option to manage an existing FSx Volume without failure:
const existingVolume = await AWS.FSx.Volume("existingVolume", { name: "my-existing-volume", adopt: true // This will adopt the existing resource instead of failing});
Custom Configuration with OpenZFS
Section titled “Custom Configuration with OpenZFS”Create a volume with a custom OpenZFS configuration:
const customOpenZFSVolume = await AWS.FSx.Volume("customOpenZFSVolume", { name: "my-custom-zfs-volume", volumeType: "OPENZFS", openZFSConfiguration: { userAndGroupQuotas: [ { userId: "1002", quota: 2000000000 // Set a quota for the user } ], volumeQuota: 10000000000 // Set a quota for the volume }, tags: [ { Key: "Type", Value: "ZFS" } ]});