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Revision as of 15:31, 2 December 2025
ws_extend - Extend Workspace Lifetime
Beyond the basic extension shown in the main Extend guide:
Options
- -F filesystem - Extend workspace on specific filesystem
- ws_allocate -x - Alternative command for extension
- You can shorten workspace lifetime even if no extensions are available
Group Workspace Extensions
Group members can extend group-writable workspaces (requires group write access ws_allocate -G):
$ ws_allocate -x -u <username> <workspace_id> <days>
Replace <username> with the workspace owner's username. This is useful when the workspace owner is unavailable and the workspace needs to be extended.
Example:
$ ws_allocate -x -u alice projectWs 30
This extends Alice's workspace projectWs by 30 days.
Notes
- Each extension consumes one of your available extensions (see Cluster-Specific Workspace Limits)
- The -u option is only available on some clusters (see cluster compatibility table in advanced ws_allocate guide)
For more information: $ ws_extend -h or man ws_extend