Question Hardware changes (disk size)

[GuidoDe]

Hi, I use Plesk Osidian on CentOS 7 in a cloud environment (Ionos). I've change the disk size from 40Gb to 60GB, but Plesk doesn't reflect the change.

with cfdisk I get the following:


Name Flags Part Type FS Type [Label] Size (MB)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pri/Log Free Space 1.05
sda1 Boot Primary xfs 536.88
sda2 Primary LVM2_member 62362.09*
Pri/Log Free Space 1524.51*


But in CentOS I still see a disk size of 38358 MB



Restart does not solve the issue. I found an article, that I should click on Server Management » Health Monitoring » Detect Hardware Changes. But I don't have a menu point "Health Monitoring" . I use the the new "Advanced Monitoring extension". Don't know if that's the reason, why I don't see "Health Monitoring"?

Any advice? Many thanks!

 

[Bogdan1]

same, added more memory and disk space, but it did not update in plesk.

 

[IgorG]

Don't know if that's the reason, why I don't see "Health Monitoring"?

Because "Health Monitoring" was replaced by "Advanced Monitoring" since Plesk Obsidian version.
Until there is no available alternative for "Detect hardware changes" option in Plesk Obsidian, apply the following:

1. Log into Plesk
2. Navigate to Extensions > My Extensions > Grafana
3. Press on the Restart Integration button.

 

[itmnetcom]

Thanks Igor! We would also love to see the Server Health Summary in the home screen again.

 

[itmnetcom]

1. Log into Plesk
2. Navigate to Extensions > My Extensions > Grafana
3. Press on the Restart Integration button.

I do not see a Restart Integration button, only a Reload Status button.

 

[AYamshanov]

Hi,

Advanced Monitoring v1.3.1 with detecting hardware changes is now available!