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A volume is where you store your data inside your Instance. It
appears as a block device on Linux that you can use to create
a filesystem and mount it.

The Instance API only supports local (`l_ssd`) and `scratch` volume types.
Block storage volumes can also be attached to Instances, these volumes are
managed by the SBS API (https://www.scaleway.com/en/developers/api/block/).

Minimum and maximum volume sizes for each volume types can be queried
from the zone `/products/volumes` API endpoint. _I.e_ for:
  - `fr-par-1`  use https://api.scaleway.com/instance/v1/zones/fr-par-1/products/volumes
  - `nl-ams-1`  use https://api.scaleway.com/instance/v1/zones/nl-ams-1/products/volumes

Each type of volume is also subject to a global quota for the sum of all the
volumes. This quota depends of the level of support and may be
changed on demand.

When using multiple block devices, it's advised to mount them by
using their UUID instead of their device name. A device name is
subject to change depending on the volumes order. Block devices
UUIDs can be found in `/dev/disk/by-id/`.

USAGE:
  scw instance volume <command>

AVAILABLE COMMANDS:
  apply-migration Migrate a volume and/or snapshots to SBS (Scaleway Block Storage)
  create          Create a volume
  delete          Delete a volume
  get             Get a volume
  list            List volumes
  plan-migration  Get a volume or snapshot's migration plan
  update          Update a volume

WORKFLOW COMMANDS:
  wait            Wait for volume to reach a stable state

FLAGS:
  -h, --help                help for volume
      --list-sub-commands   List all subcommands
      --web                 open console page for the current resource

GLOBAL FLAGS:
  -c, --config string    The path to the config file
  -D, --debug            Enable debug mode
  -o, --output string    Output format: json or human, see 'scw help output' for more info (default "human")
  -p, --profile string   The config profile to use

Use "scw instance volume [command] --help" for more information about a command.
