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Micro Focus Retain: (Index) Out of disk space warning

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Your current index size is 121.2 GB and your available disk space is 122.25 GB for the /var/opt/beginfinite/retain/index path.

We have a Retain virtual server.  I know how to increase the virtual server hard drive but what do I need to do to increase the disk?

How do I check what is the current disk size, so that I can increase the correct HDD.  From what I can see, we currently have 3 HDD.

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    Your Retain index directory is located at /var/opt/beginfinite/retain/index/
    We hope that the person that installed Retain allocated a separate disk for Retain.
    Run this command to find out how your Linux OS disks were allocated:
    df -Th
    Did that person make any part of the above path, mount to a separate disk than what was used for the Linux OS root partition at / ?
    Like    Filesystem: /dev/sdb1 , Mounted on: /var
    Here is SuSE's SLES 12 chapter on resizing filesystems:
    https://documentation.suse.com/sles/12-SP5/html/SLES-all/cha-resize-fs.html

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    Your Retain index directory is located at /var/opt/beginfinite/retain/index/
    We hope that the person that installed Retain allocated a separate disk for Retain.
    Run this command to find out how your Linux OS disks were allocated:
    df -Th
    Did that person make any part of the above path, mount to a separate disk than what was used for the Linux OS root partition at / ?
    Like    Filesystem: /dev/sdb1 , Mounted on: /var
    Here is SuSE's SLES 12 chapter on resizing filesystems:
    https://documentation.suse.com/sles/12-SP5/html/SLES-all/cha-resize-fs.html

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    This is the filesystem that I want to increase /dev/mapper/beginfinite-opt  xfs  750G 564G 187G 76% /var/opt

    What Is the command?  Is it ...

    sudo xfs_growfs -d /dev/mapper/beginfinite-opt

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