What is the impact of running vNIOS 9.0.7 using a 250 GB disk resource?

Eko
Eko
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I am planning to upgrade NIOS from version 8.5.4 to 9.0.7 with the following specifications:

  1. Grid master :
    • Hardware = IB-V1415
    • CPU = 4 CPU(s), 1867 MHz (active used)
    • Disk size = 244.141 GB
    • Memory = 32 GB, 13 GB memory active
    • vNIOS = vNIOS for VMware X5 Series
    • Image = Fixed image
    • Threat Protection = No
    • Existing version = 8.5.4-419474
    • EoS and EoL = 31 October 2023
  2. Grid master candidate :
    • Hardware = IB-V1415
    • CPU = 4 CPU(s), 1037 MHz (active used)
    • Disk size = 244.141 GB
    • Memory = 32 GB, 12 GB memory active
    • vNIOS = vNIOS for VMware X5 Series
    • Image = Fixed image
    • Threat Protection = No
    • Existing version = 8.5.4-419474
    • EoS and EoL = 31 October 2023
  3. Reporting :
  • Hardware = IB-V805
  • CPU = 2 CPU(s), 742 MHz (active used)
  • Disk size = 244.141 GB
  • Memory = 32 GB, 4 GB memory active
  • vNIOS = vNIOS for VMware X5 Series
  • Image = Fixed image
  • Threat Protection = No
  • Existing version = 8.5.4-419474
  • EoS and EoL = 31 October 2023

My upgrade strategy is to move from the current version 8.5.4 to version 8.5.5, and then proceed to version 9.0.7

Are there any concerns or risks if I continue using a 250 GB disk resource?

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