Competitor MappingReference node
Volumes
Competitor mapping for DigitalOcean.
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Details
- Provider
- DigitalOcean
- Service term
- Volumes
- Provider documentation
- External reference
Behavioral divergences
Volumes
Quake AI concept: Volumes
- Uses proprietary /v2/volumes API instead of OpenStack Cinder /v3/{project_id}/volumes; actions like attach/detach/resize via undocumented POST /volumes/{id}/actions rather than /os-volume-attach etc.
- Enforces single-instance attachment only (one Droplet at a time); OpenStack supports multi-attach volumes.
- Volume names must be globally unique per region; OpenStack uses IDs primarily with optional display names.
- Size specified in GiB (binary) with 1 GiB to 16 TiB range; OpenStack typically GiB but flexible.
Documentation
- →
Block storage
overview
- →
Coming from DigitalOcean
evaluation
- →
Disks and persistent storage
explanation
- →
Droplets on Quake AI
explanation
- →
How to clone a block storage volume
how-to
- →
How to create a block storage volume
how-to
- →
How to extend a block storage volume
how-to
- →
Migrate from DigitalOcean Droplets to Quake AI Compute
migration
- →
Migrating from DigitalOcean to Quake AI
migration
- →
Volumes
explanation
- →
Volumes Console
reference
- →
Volumes service CLI reference
reference
Related
Analog of (incoming)
- Block storage→
- Coming from DigitalOcean→
- Disks and persistent storage→
- Droplets on Quake AI→
- How to clone a block storage volume→
- How to create a block storage volume→
- How to extend a block storage volume→
- Migrate from DigitalOcean Droplets to Quake AI Compute→
- Migrating from DigitalOcean to Quake AI→
- Volumes→
- Volumes Console→
- Volumes service CLI reference→
Diverges from (incoming)
Citations
- DigitalOcean
- DigitalOcean
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