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Block Storage, frequently asked questions
What's the difference between block and object storage?
Block storage attaches to a single host as a raw or filesystem-formatted disk for low-latency workloads (databases, working sets). Object storage is S3-compatible and addressed by URL for unstructured data (backups, media, AI datasets).
Can I resize a volume without downtime?
Yes. Capacity grows on the fly. Reducing requires a snapshot+restore.
Is local NVMe persistent?
Yes, replicated, with the same durability guarantees as standard tier. Local NVMe trades off cross-zone replication for lower tail latency.
How is it priced?
AUD per GB-month plus IOPS tier. No egress between Amaze regions.
Sovereign block storage, AUD-billed.
Talk to an Australian engineer about the workload and the performance tier.