<p>We are setting up a Jenkins system with is using Kubernetes pods as Jenkins slave. The problem we are facing is that we create a pod, the pods that get a disk storage of 10GB are mapped to the root. As per our application design this gets exhausted soon and we run out of space. I checked the Kubernetes configuration in the Jenkins but it does not support any feature to specify the disk storage.</p>
<p>Can anyone suggest how can we increase this storage space? Also is this possible or not?</p>

user3776489
<p>You need to use a persistent volume for Jenkins slave of the size that you actually need. Depends on how you are deploying the slaves on Kubernetes (simple yaml, helm, any other), you can specify the size and volume accordingly.</p>
