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  11. Update a Storage Class

Update a Storage Class

Administrators can also update a storage class definition for an organization. Note the name field is immutable after the class creation, so changing the class name will return an error when updating.

To update a class definition:

$ fuzzball storage class update -i af0644ef-ab71-3677-9409-473847af3925 nfs_homedir_volume_definition.yaml

Similar to the create command, the update operation is asynchronous. The update command also accepts the --wait argument to wait for the update completion.

Note that class definition updates done at short interval might return the error:

child workflow execution already started

This signifies that a previous update is still completing. This may be confusing when performing class updates in the GUI.

If you encounter this error, you can use the describe command with --wait argument to wait for the update to complete.

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