Hello,
until now I always had 2 platform images on the headnode USB stick.
The one that is currently running and the newer one I am updating to.
As soon as all nodes are running on the new images I can delete the old
one and later pull the next one.
Now for the first time since I provisioned my Triton cloud I ran into a
problem with one platform image not working properly on my compute nodes.
The headnode is working properly with it, but the compute nodes not.
So essentially both images on the USB stick are in use now.
My idea was to simply pull a third platform image to see if this might
work on the compute nodes.
But I ran into an error message telling me that there is no space left
on the USB device.
This is confusing me quite a bit, as the USB stick was provisioned
exactly as described in the Triton documentation.
The image in the usb-latest.tgz is prepared with 4 GB of size.
I copied it onto a 32 GB USB stick, but of course this does not fix
(expand) the 4 GB partition and filesystem size.
The documentation is saying nothing about expanding the 4 GB image to
fit the whole USB stick.
Nevertheless in the documentation they are always playing with 3 or more
platform images at the same time.
To quote a statement at the bottom of the following page:
https://docs.joyent.com/private-cloud/platform-images
/"Ideally, you will only keep only three platform images"/
Can someone please tell me what I am missing?
How I am supposed to fit more than 2 platform images onto the USB stick?
Best Regards
Benjamin
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