Resize a Cloud Pool virtual machine

You can increase a VM's resources from free capacity remaining in its Cloud Pool.

What you can change

From the VM Settings tab:

Resource	How it works
vCPU	Set a new core count
Memory	Set a new memory size (MB in the form)
Storage	Add additional root-disk space in GB (growth only)

Resize is limited by the pool's remaining quota after other VMs are counted.

Steps

1. Open Compute → Cloud pools → your pool → the VM.
2. Open the Settings tab.
3. Enter the new CPU and/or memory values, and/or how many GB of storage to add.
4. Submit the resize.
5. Wait for the queued job to finish, then refresh the page if metrics still look old.

Important limits

• You can only spend capacity the pool still has free.
• Storage resize is typically grow-only — you cannot shrink the disk from this form.
• A running guest may need a reboot (or filesystem grow steps inside the OS) before it fully sees new CPU, memory, or disk.

Tips

• Check the pool header meters before resizing a large VM.
• Resize one resource at a time if you are troubleshooting.
• Plan disk growth before the guest filesystem fills up; the portal add only expands the virtual disk.

Still stuck?

Open a support ticket from Support → Tickets if resize fails with a capacity error you believe is wrong, or the guest never sees the new size after a reboot.