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[CTM-19] Move disk resize before starting the server #4896

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[CTM-19] Move disk resize before starting the server
lucymcnatt Jan 21, 2026
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oops move to after disk mount
lucymcnatt Jan 22, 2026
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions http/src/main/resources/init-resources/gce-init.sh
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Expand Up @@ -256,6 +256,11 @@ fi

mount -t ext4 -O discard,defaults ${DISK_DEVICE_ID} ${WORK_DIRECTORY}

# Resize persistent disk if needed.
# Must be done before trying to start the servers, otherwise it will fail to start if the disk is full.
echo "Resizing persistent disk attached to runtime $GOOGLE_PROJECT / $CLUSTER_NAME if disk size changed..."
resize2fs ${DISK_DEVICE_ID}

# done persistent disk setup
STEP_TIMINGS+=($(date +%s))

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -626,11 +631,6 @@ RSTUDIO_USER_HOME=$RSTUDIO_USER_HOME" >> /usr/local/lib/R/etc/Renviron.site'
retry 3 docker exec -d ${RSTUDIO_SERVER_NAME} /init
fi

# Resize persistent disk if needed.
echo "Resizing persistent disk attached to runtime $GOOGLE_PROJECT / $CLUSTER_NAME if disk size changed..."
resize2fs ${DISK_DEVICE_ID}


# Remove any unneeded cached images to save disk space.
# Do this asynchronously so it doesn't hold up cluster creation
log 'Pruning docker images...'
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