> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cloud.vessl.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Volume detail

> Inspect files, attached workspaces, and provide CLI guidance.

You can review volume files, see attached workspaces, and use short-lived credentials for CLI data management. Members can also access these features and delete volumes they created.

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  <small>Example: Storage-VolumeDetails-Files on VESSL Cloud.</small>
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  Learn how to browse files, see attached workspaces, and use AWS CLI with temporary credentials to manage data.
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## Permissions

Volume access is controlled by team membership and organization roles.

### Who can view and use volumes

* **Organization admins**: Can view, update, and delete all volumes in the organization.
* **Team members**: Can view and use volumes that are assigned to teams they belong to.

### Who can update volumes

* **Organization admins**: Can update any volume, including changing the name, description, and team assignments.
* **Team members**: Can update volumes if they belong to at least one team assigned to the volume. When modifying team assignments:
  * You can add teams you belong to.
  * You can remove teams you belong to.
  * You cannot add or remove teams you do not belong to (admin only).

### Who can delete volumes

* **Organization admins**: Can delete any volume in the organization.
* **Team members**: Can delete volumes if they belong to at least one team assigned to the volume.
* **Unassigned volumes**: Volumes without any team assignments can only be deleted by organization admins.

## Delete volume

<Warning>
  Deleting a volume permanently removes all data. This action cannot be undone.
</Warning>

<Info>
  **Deletion restrictions:**

  * You cannot delete a volume while it is attached to active workspaces. Before deleting, you must stop or terminate all workspaces using this volume.
  * You must be an organization admin or a member of at least one team assigned to the volume.
  * This applies to both Object storage and Cluster storage volumes.
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<Tip>Watch the demo below to see the delete flow.</Tip>

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To delete a volume:

1. Go to the **Volume detail** page.
2. Click the **Delete** button.
3. Confirm the deletion by typing the volume name.