Description: Volume expansion is the process of increasing the size of a storage volume in a container management system. This process is crucial to ensure that applications running in containers have enough space to store data, temporary files, and other resources necessary for their operation. Volume expansion may be required due to an increase in storage demand, changes in workload, or the need to store more data as applications evolve. This process can be performed dynamically, allowing volumes to be enlarged without the need to stop running containers, which enhances availability and operational efficiency. Proper volume management is essential to maintain the performance and stability of applications, and volume expansion is one of the key tools in this process. Additionally, the ability to flexibly and efficiently expand volumes is a determining factor in the adoption of container technologies in production environments, where scalability and adaptability are fundamental.