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how to move to dir.idx

chrislu 2022-01-04 20:13:40 -08:00
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You can run `weed volume -dir.idx=/fast/disk/dir` or `weed server -volume.dir.idx=/vast/disk/dir` to ensure the volume index is located on a fast disk, e.g., a fast SSD mount. You can run `weed volume -dir.idx=/fast/disk/dir` or `weed server -volume.dir.idx=/vast/disk/dir` to ensure the volume index is located on a fast disk, e.g., a fast SSD mount.
If the volume server already has some existing data, you can just stop the volume server, move the `.idx` files to the index folder, and restart the volume server.
# SSD & HDD Volume Disk Types # SSD & HDD Volume Disk Types
If the volume data also needs fast access, you can create them on fast disks. If the volume data also needs fast access, you can create them on fast disks.
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### Manually move volume files ### Manually move volume files
For now, if you only want to change the disk type of a volume, and the volume server is not running, you can simply move the volume data from ssd directory to hdd directory, or vice versa. For now, if you only want to change the disk type of a volume, and the volume server is not running, you can simply move the volume data from ssd directory to hdd directory, or vice versa.