So you put in a request to your storage admin to expand the volumes. If you're lucky, they'll also expand the partitions within windows for you as well. Otherwise you'll have to RDP into each replica and expand each partition by hand. This just happened to me, so I decided to leverage PowerShell
Well no more!!!
$nodes = @() $nodes += {Replica1} $nodes += {Replica2} $nodes += {Replica3} $cmd1 = { Get-DISK | WHERE NUMBER -NE $null | Sort-Object number } $cmd2 = { # Set the disk number $diskno = $args[0].number Get-Partition -DiskNumber $diskno | where type -ne $null } $cmd3 = { $diskno = $args[0].number $partno = $args[1].PartitionNumber Update-Disk -Number $diskno $size = (Get-PartitionSupportedSize -DiskNumber $diskno -PartitionNumber $partno) $size | ft -AutoSize Resize-Partition -DiskNumber 2 -PartitionNumber 2 -Size $size.sizemax } foreach ($node in $nodes) { Write-Verbose $node -Verbose $disk = Invoke-Command -ComputerName $node -ScriptBlock $CMD1 | ogv -PassThru -Title 'Select a disk' $part = Invoke-Command -ComputerName $node -ScriptBlock $cmd2 -ArgumentList $disk | ogv -PassThru -Title 'Select the partition' Invoke-Command -ComputerName $node -ScriptBlock $cmd3 -ArgumentList $disk, $part }