How are automounted attached volumes provisioned?

spinkus

8/17/24, 10:10 PM

I created and attached a volume to a Droplet:

resource "digitalocean_volume" "main" {
  name = "backups"
  initial_filesystem_label = "backups"
  region = var.region
  size = 50
  initial_filesystem_type = "ext4"
  description             = "A volume for backups"
}

resource "digitalocean_volume_attachment" "main" {
  droplet_id = digitalocean_droplet.main.id
  volume_id  = digitalocean_volume.main.id
}

I noticed the volume is automounted under /mnt/, and this file appearing on the droplet: /etc/systemd/system/mnt-backups.mount. I'm curious as to how the file /etc/systemd/system/mnt-backups.mount got provisioned and whether it can be disabled.

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