Updating Storage Across all User Sessions
1. Go to Cloud Desktops > RD Collection Pools
2. Change the Boot Disk Size in the Autoscale configuration and then click save.
Updating Storage to a Single User Session Server
Disable Autoscale
Go to Cloud Desktops > RD Collections Pools > Disable Autoscale
Click save after disabling autoscale.
2. Go to Cloud Manager > VM instances
Select the instance that you want upgrade the storage for and click edit.
Click on the Disk Size(GB) that you currently have, edit the size the of the storage and then press save.
Note: After the changes are saved allow several minutes for the instances to update.
Google currently doesn't allow you to remove additional storage once allocated, even if you haven't expanded the disk, so always be sure you're adding the correct amount of space to the right disk.
To add a new disk, define the Disk size and Disk Type first and then click on the + sign on the right to add the disk to the VM instance.
Important: When allocating drive space, keep in mind that due to Windows limitations, you cannot expand the boot disk to more than 2 TB.
3. Enable Autoscale again
Go to Cloud Desktops > RD Collections Pools > Enable Autoscale
