See what uses a PFS

See what has a Parallel File System (PFS) mounted before you unmount, increase its size, or delete it. The same check confirms the right instances are reading from it.

Before you begin

You need a PFS created in the project. See Create a PFS.

See what is using it

1. In Parallel File System, select the PFS’s row. Its Services tab opens below the list.
2. Choose what to see from the tab’s dropdown: Instances, Training Cluster Deployments, or Slurm Cluster. The tab lists one kind at a time.

To see another PFS’s services, select its row instead.

A PFS belongs to one project. Parallel File System lists the current project’s PFS, and the Services tab shows that project’s instances, training clusters, and Slurm clusters. A training cluster’s own Volumes tab lists its mounted PFS the same way, and you can filter it to mounted or unmounted; see Mount a PFS on a training cluster.

Before you delete a PFS, unmount it from everything on the list; see Delete a PFS. An increase works while the PFS stays mounted; see Increase the size of a PFS.