3. Mount a Volume

# Create a mount point (once)
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/data

# Mount
sudo mass-ctl mount --volume-id my-volume -m /mnt/data

# Verify mount
df -h /mnt/data && ls /mnt/data

Finding the volume ID

Ask your department manager, or find it in the Dashboard under Storage → Volumes.

Key Options

Option	Description
--read-only	Mount as read-only
--allow-other	Make the mount usable by every user on the host
--no-fstab	Temporary mount that does not survive a reboot — the only way to mount without root
--mount-point / -m	Mount point path (short form equivalent)

info

Mounting registers reboot recovery automatically, so your mount comes back after a reboot — no extra flag needed.