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I applied for an online ucloud host to build the zabbix monitoring platform. Recently, the data disk of this cloud host has reached 60 GB, and decided to resize the data disk from 80 GB to 200 GB, follow the ucloud official document http://docs.ucloud.cn/uhost/scaleup.html description, umount/dev/vdb1, and then execute e2fsck-F/dev/vdb with the following error
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This article is from the "Linux SA John" blog, please be sure to keep this source http://john88wang.blog.51cto.com/2165294/1547478
A painful ucloud host disk resizing operation that causes data loss