Hello, I've been trying to make use of the root disk resize feature implemented in 4.4 that allows instances to be deployed with a different sized root disk than the template it is deployed from. It looks like Cloudstack recognizes the rootdisk should be 100gb, but inside the instance the disk is reported as 5gb, the size of my template.
My hypervisors are running Ubuntu 14.04 and are using Ceph/RBD for primary storage. I'm using cloudmonkey to deploy the VM with the following command attempts: deploy virtualmachine serviceofferingid=cebcf88c-22c7-4e62-9205-b929b898d532 templateid=709cecb1-0813-4e97-b2cc-8c2c2b3e7f4a zoneid=598dc4ea-3a01-493e-91b4-ba036d3342a8 rootdisksize=100 name=ubuntuCache domainid=29f1f9ee-39e6-11e4-ba61-00238be040f4 account=admin networkids=b9302918-9df0-4d9a-b384-32503f65ec7d hypervisor=kvm deploy virtualmachine serviceofferingid=cebcf88c-22c7-4e62-9205-b929b898d532 templateid=709cecb1-0813-4e97-b2cc-8c2c2b3e7f4a zoneid=598dc4ea-3a01-493e-91b4-ba036d3342a8 details[0].rootdisksize=100 name=ubuntuCache2 domainid=29f1f9ee-39e6-11e4-ba61-00238be040f4 account=admin networkids=b9302918-9df0-4d9a-b384-32503f65ec7d hypervisor=kvm Under the ACS UI > Instances > ubuntuCache > View Volumes > ROOTDISK, Size is listed as 100Gb. Inside the instance fdisk, gparted and hdparm -g on /dev/vda all show a 5gb disk size. I've tried forcing rescans of the SATA bus and the drive itself but didn't have any luck with that. Rebooting the instance also hasn't changed the reported size. Any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks.
