SAP on AWS · AWS Core Services & Global Infrastructure for SAP

An SAP HANA volume is running low on IOPS in production. A colleague plans to stop the instance to grow the volume and bump IOPS. Why is the downtime unnecessary, and what's the one capability that still carries a volume-type restriction?

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