--- title: "Azure Specific Management" slug: "azure-specific-management-5" tags: ["8.2", "Portal"] updated: 2024-02-20T11:52:10Z published: 2024-02-20T11:52:10Z canonical: "kb.ctera.com/azure-specific-management-5" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://kb.ctera.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Azure Specific Management ## Increasing the Data or Archive Pool Size **Note** CTERA recommends changing the storage with the help of [CTERA Support](https://ctera.com/support). **To increase the storage:** 1. For each CTERA Portal instance you have installed, stop CTERA Portal services, by doing the following: 1. Open an SSH session to the CTERA Portal instance. 2. Log in as `root` user. 3. Run the command to stop the CTERA Portal services: `portal-manage.sh stop` 2. Log in to your Azure portal and in the main Azure portal menu, click **Virtual machines**. 3. Select the CTERA Portal virtual machine and then click **Stop**. 4. Click **Settings > Disks** in the navigation pane. The disks attached to the virtual machine are displayed. 5. Click the disk to enlarge and then click **Settings > Size + performance** in the navigation pane.. 6. In the **Custom disk size (GiB)** field, enter the new size for the disk and click **Save**. 7. Under **Virtual machines** select the CTERA Portal virtual machine and then click **Start**. 8. Run the command to stop the CTERA Portal services: `portal-manage.sh stop` 9. Log in as `root` to your CTERA Portal server over SSH. 10. For the data pool, run the following: `portal-storage-util.sh resize_storage` For the archive pool, run the following: `portal-storage-util.sh resize_db_archive_pool` 11. For each CTERA Portal instance, starting from the CTERA Portal main database and proceeding to the application servers, start CTERA Portal services. 1. Log in as `root` user to each CTERA Portal server over SSH. 2. Run the following command to start the portal services: `portal-manage.sh start`