Add up to 500 GB of additional storage space to your virtual machine to boost its working storage
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Using Linux’s GUI interface:
Click Files on the left side menu.
Select + Other locations from the side menu in the opened window.
Click Computer on the next window.
There will be a directory with your nominated storage name in the next window.
You can also access it via terminal through the path: "/your_storage_name".
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Important: Renaming the directory/mountpoint from within the vm will not be reflected on the table and may cause sync issues during unshelving auto reattaching process. |
On a Windows VM
Open File Explorer and click This PC.
Your additional storage will be located under Devices and drives with your nominated storage name.
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If you need to exceed the default limit of 500 GB, please submit a special request and our team will assess if we can assist you in providing an extra-large storage space.
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If your virtual machine is deleted, by default all its additional storage will be deleted too. But you can mark your additional storage volumes for keeping so that they can be automatically added to the next virtual machine you create. To do this, just make sure to tick the checkboxes against the additional volumes that you’d like to keep in the pop-up window where you confirm the deletion of the VM. 
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