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If the system is mostly readonly and running `large disk` version, it is ok to keep the volume size large.
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There are situations that needs more volumes:
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* In SeaweedFS S3 API, each bucket will use a few volumes. So more buckets needs more volumes.
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* When using different collection, TTL or replication types, each `<collection, TTL, replication>` combination will need a few volumes.
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### Why my 010 replicated volume files have different size?
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The volumes are consistent, but not necessarily the same size or the same number of files. This could be due to these reasons:
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