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A disk type is a platform-provided catalog resource that defines a persistent disk performance tier. Each environment can reference a disk type via its disk_type_ref field — this determines the storage tier and per-region cost for agent VMs. Disk types are platform-managed builtins. They are immutable — you cannot create, modify, or delete them via murmur set.

Fields

GCE spec fields

Set substrate: GCP and provide spec.gce:

AWS spec fields

Set substrate: AWS and provide spec.aws: An AWS agent VM is launched with two EBS volumes: a boot volume, and a volume sized to the instance’s RAM that holds the memory image EC2 writes when the agent sleeps. Both take the disk type the VM’s environment references, so that type’s rate for the placement’s region prices both. A machine type that does not preserve memory on sleep holds no memory image and is launched with its boot volume alone.

DiskRegionConfig

Each entry in the regions map contains:

Examples

Listing disk types

Reading a single disk type

GCP disk type shape

AWS disk type shape

Errors