
This tutorial is the second in a two part series. We will increase the size from 64GB to 120GB.

This tutorial will guide you through the process of increasing the size of the base Docker for Mac VM image. Increasing the storage space will allow you to have more copies of sandbox containers in addition to other images and containers.

There is a way to increase the available storage space of the Docker VM image. If you are managing multiple copies of the HDP sandbox for Docker (see my article here: How to manage multiple copies of the HDP Docker Sandbox.), you may find yourself running out of storage within your Docker VM image on your laptop.
