Storage
The Storage page lists the volumes you are renting, along with their status, capacity, usage duration, and creation time. Besides creating a volume as part of Pod creation, you can also create volumes here in advance so they are ready to select and mount at deployment time.
Volume statuses:
- Available: the volume is usable and not mounted by any Pod
- Attached: the volume is usable and mounted by a Pod
- Unavailable: the volume is not usable
Billing starts as soon as a volume is enabled, calculated as capacity × usage duration. After creation, a volume can only be expanded, never shrunk.
Create a volume
- Click Create Volume.
- Enter a volume name (lowercase letters, digits, and
-only; it must start with a letter and end with a letter or digit). - Choose a Storage Cluster from the dropdown.
- Enter the capacity to rent. Below the field you can see the unit price and the estimated hourly/monthly cost, which vary by storage cluster and capacity.
- After confirming, click Save to start the rental.
View volume details
Click a volume in the list, or click the menu icon at the end of the row and choose View. The details panel on the right includes:
- Order Summary: unit price, estimated hourly/monthly cost, actual usage duration, and total cost
- Storage Cluster
- Attached To: if a Pod has the volume mounted, the Pod's name is shown
Expand volume capacity
- In the list, click the menu icon next to the volume you want to expand, then click Expand Capacity.
- Enter the new size (must be larger than the current capacity); the estimated cost updates immediately.
- Click Save to confirm.
Delete a volume
- In the list, click the menu icon next to the volume you want to delete, then click Delete.
- Review the information in the confirmation dialog, then click Delete.
A volume mounted to a Pod (status Attached) cannot be deleted; handle the mounting Pod first.
File Browser
After creating a volume, you can use the File Browser to upload and manage files in the volume directly from your browser, without mounting it to a Pod first.
- In the storage list, click the volume you want to open.
- In the Access tab on the right, click the Manage Files button; the File Browser opens in a new tab.
Features include: viewing files and folders, creating folders, uploading, downloading, and deleting files; the current usage is shown in the top-right corner.
Common uses:
- Upload datasets: before deploying a Pod, upload training data and model files to the volume; once the Pod mounts it, the files are directly usable.
- Retrieve compute results: after a Pod job writes its output to the mount path, download it directly from the File Browser — no Pod connection needed. For a walkthrough, see Example: run a batch job on a Pod and retrieve the results.