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# Volumes View
Volumes are used as persistent storage. The overview page shows information about which service the volume belongs to, its name ([resource ID](broken://pages/mAqpw3ZxhdNghuCfrq1W#resource-id)), the creation date and time, and its status.
See also: [Cybus::Volume resource](/1-11-0/documentation/services/service-commissioning-files/resources/cybus-volume.md)
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This feature is available only in Docker Compose deployments, but not in Kubernetes of Connectware. Using this in a Kubernetes deployment will be refused with a suitable error message.
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## Overview
By clicking on one of the listed volumes you get redirected to the [Details View](#details-view) of the selected volume.
## Details View
The volume has resources itself. In this case there is only Labels.
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