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121121 at runtime.
122122</Note >
123123
124- <Warning >
125- Should you require additional storage capacity, please reach out to us through
126- [ support
] ( mailto:[email protected] ) .
127- </Warning >
124+ ## Increasing Storage Capacity
125+
126+ The default 50GB persistent volume can be increased up to 100GB through self-service:
127+
128+ 1 . ** Via Dashboard** : Navigate to your project settings and find the storage/volumes section to resize your volume.
129+
130+ 2 . ** Via API** : Use the resize volume endpoint:
131+
132+ ``` bash
133+ curl -X POST " https://api.cerebrium.ai/v4/projects/{project_id}/volumes/{volume_id}/resize" \
134+ -H " Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
135+ -H " Content-Type: application/json" \
136+ -d ' {"newSizeGb": 100}'
137+ ```
138+
139+ <Note >
140+ Self-service resizing supports volumes between 50GB and 100GB. For storage needs beyond 100GB,
141+ please reach out to us through
[ support
] ( mailto:[email protected] ) .
142+ </Note >
143+
144+ ### Storage Quota Errors
145+
146+ If you hit your storage quota, you'll see errors like ` No space left on device ` when trying to download or write files. To resolve this:
147+
148+ 1 . Remove unnecessary files from ` /persistent-storage ` using ` cerebrium rm `
149+ 2 . Resize your volume to a larger capacity (up to 100GB self-service)
150+ 3 . Contact support for storage beyond 100GB
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