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Increasing size of the 'claim-che-workspace' PVC to 2GB #784
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Motivation
After increasing RAM to 7GB Hosted Che user is able to start an advanced workspace with multiple plugins / extensions enabled, but it is still not be possible to simply build a relatively small project in this workspace due to the PVC size that should be also increased.
Reasoning
Since Jenkins / build namespace was removed some time ago which included 1GB PVC we can consider adding this storage to the *-che namespace. Resource wise this should be safe since we do not increase the number of PVC and just relocating the storage that was available initially on openshift.io.
Process
Our current assumption is that after the cluster-wide tenant update during existing PVCs would be automatically resized but we need to verify it against prod-preview: