Closed huntmckay closed 2 years ago
Actually, instance types don't have a default storage size (except for some larger instances with nvme ephemeral devices). Instead, the default storage size of a disk comes from the AMI.
According to the Carthage Model Documentation, you ought to be able to do
class foo(MachineModel):
disk_sizes = (20,80)
to get a machine with a 20G primary disk and a 80G secondary disk. Carthage_aws should support this.
When deploying an instance, carthage-aws allows specifying the aws_instance_type as a class attribute. I.E.
Currently some of the instance types have a default storage size.
We would like to be able to specify the storage size as another class attribute. I.E.
Where capital letter suffixes would denote the denomination of the integer.