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Volumes

A Volume in Qumulus is a persistent storage unit that seamlessly connects to instances to store information. Volumes exist independently from the instance life-cycle which delivers scalable dependable storage.

It can be resized and detached or reattached to other instances as needed ensuring flexibility and continuous data availability.

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