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I have an Amazon EC2 instance running Ubuntu with a mount, /mnt/resources. When I run df -h, I can see the following:
/dev/sdb 414G 238G 155G 61% /mnt
I can't seem to figure out where this 400GB volume is coming from. I've looked in my ECS Volumes list, but there are only 8GB and 30GB instances.
Can someone please help me to figure out where the source of this mount is located?
EDIT
Running find /dev -lname \*/sdb reports the following:
/dev/disk/by-path/xen-vbd-2064
/dev/block/8:16
/dev/.udev/links/disk\x2fby-path\x2fxen-vbd-2064/b8:16
/dev/.udev/watch/29
What size/type of instance is it? – Flup – 2013-05-02T14:00:47.317
I don't have much experience with EC2, but you can try with
lsscsi
to find out what /dev/sdb actually is. Another option to find out more isfind /dev -lname \*/sdb
. – Stefan Seidel – 2013-05-02T14:30:16.113The EC2 instance is an m1.large instance. – josef.van.niekerk – 2013-05-02T15:15:37.417