neuro disk create
command is used to create disks. When creating a disk, you need to specify its storage capacity by providing a corresponding value as a parameter. You can also specify the disk's name, which provides a more convenient way of accessing it in commands later. For example:40 * 2^30
bytes and a name of test-disk
. Note that some servers can have a predefined granularity (for example, 1GB), so the values you provide will be rounded up in such cases.--timeout-unused
parameter when creating a disk: --volume
parameter in the run
command. The syntax for this is --volume disk:<disk-id-or-name>:/mnt/disk
. You need to replace <disk-id-or-name>
with the disk's actual ID or name. You could also adjust /mnt/disk/
part, which defines the path within the running job, where the disk will be mounted. The disk's ID and name are shown when the disk is created.storage:
). Namely, the following syntax is invalid: --volume disk:<disk-id-or-name>/disk/path:/job/path