Virmach Wrote:Your service used to be on OpenVZ virtualization, where we can, in layman's terms, display whatever the "maximum" disk you're allowed on your end without it being fully assigned to you. Now, we are using KVM virtualization, so we're only displaying what's assigned to you at the time, and not your maximum. This just means your current disk allocation is the minimum your package has, based on what our system estimated a good amount for you based on your OVZ usage. Think of it like an all you can eat buffet.

We have the honor system now if you do need more, you can use the button you clicked to expand your disk, 10GB at a time, all the way up to what your server's disk used to be. Even if you don't use it, once you add it, it's permanently there. And if you don't add it, no worries, it'll always be there for you to add.

We appreciate you only adding it if you will use it, to reduce wasted space, but ultimately it's up to you. Please also keep in mind that 10GB is the most this button will expand by, if you only have 5GB left of expansion space, that's what it will do.