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Sizing an instance
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15 changes: 8 additions & 7 deletions modules/ROOT/pages/managing-instances/instance-actions.adoc
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// label:AuraDB-enterprise[]
// label:AuraDB-business-critical[]

Resizing an instance means changing the memory, CPU and storage size.
Resizing an instance allows you to upsize or downsize memory, CPU and storage size.
*Memory and CPU* are configured together, since each instance size pairs a specific amount of memory with a corresponding number of CPUs.

An instance remains available during the resize operation.

Note that this option is *not available* for *Free instances*.

You can change the size of an existing instance using the *Configure* button on the instance you want to resize.
An instance remains available during the resize operation.
From the *Configure Instance* settings, go to **Sizing** and then select the preferred sizes from the dropdown.

== Adjust storage

== Adjust storage

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Selecting a size smaller than your current usage is not permitted.
This store size policy also applies to general instance downsizing.

[.shadow]
.Adjust storage size
image::adjust_storage.png[adjust storage screenshot,540,380]


[role=label--aura-db-dedicated label--aura-db-business-critical label--aura-db-professional]
== Manage custom endpoints

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