Script useful to resize or extend a disk on EC2

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Script useful to resize or extend a disk on EC2

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Last edited Dec 12, 2013

Created on Dec 12, 2013

This example presents a shell script that automates disk resizing operations for Amazon EC2 instances. It shows the sequential process of first checking current disk space with `df -h`, then applying the `resize2fs` command with a user-specified partition name, and finally verifying the resize was successful. The script documents each step through inline comments, making it a practical reference for system administrators. The visualization highlights the clear workflow of examination, action, and validation through command-line tools on a Linux filesystem.

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