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Title: How to Resize and Extend an EBS Volume on AWS EC2 Running Amazon Linux

Introduction: Expanding the storage space of an Amazon EC2 instance is a common task that many users encounter. AWS allows you to increase the size of Elastic Block Store (EBS) volumes on-the-fly, which is incredibly useful when you run out of disk space. However, resizing the volume through the AWS Management Console isn't the final step – you also need to extend the file system within your EC2 instance to make use of the new space. This article will guide you through the process using Amazon Linux.

Step 1: Increase EBS Volume Size through AWS Management Console Before we dive into the command-line steps, the resizing process begins in the AWS Management Console. Here's what you need to do:

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