# Datafy Documentation

## Datafy - user docs

- [Say Hello to Cloud Storage Savings](https://docs.datafy.io/readme.md)
- [Datafy Installation](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/datafy-installation.md)
- [Permissions Configuration](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/datafy-installation/permissions-configuration.md)
- [Network Access](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/datafy-installation/network-access.md)
- [Token Generation](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/datafy-installation/token-generation.md)
- [Installation](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/datafy-installation/installation.md)
- [Supported Infrastructure](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/supported-infrastructure.md)
- [Upgrading Datafy](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/upgrading-datafy.md)
- [Uninstalling Datafy](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/uninstalling-datafy.md)
- [Advanced Setup](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/advanced-setup.md)
- [Tokenless Installation](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/advanced-setup/tokenless-installation.md)
- [Kubernetes Node Scheduling](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/advanced-setup/kubernetes-node-scheduling.md)
- [IaC Reconciliation](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/iac-reconciliation.md)
- [AutoScaling Configurations](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/autoscaling-configurations.md)
- [Account and User Management](https://docs.datafy.io/set-up-and-installation/account-management.md)
- [Managing Autoscaling Volumes](https://docs.datafy.io/volume-lifecycle/managing-autoscaling-volumes.md): Identify eligible volumes, activate and deactivate autoscaling, and monitor grow and shrink actions in the Datafy app.
- [Datafy Snapshots](https://docs.datafy.io/volume-lifecycle/datafy-snapshots.md)
- [Offline Restoration - Autoscaling](https://docs.datafy.io/volume-lifecycle/datafy-snapshots/offline-restoration-autoscaling.md): Locally create a new autoscaling volume from Datafy snapshots
- [Offline Restoration - Non Autoscaling](https://docs.datafy.io/volume-lifecycle/datafy-snapshots/offline-restoration-non-autoscaling.md): Locally convert Datafy snapshots to a regular non-autoscaling volume
- [Autoscaling Rules](https://docs.datafy.io/volume-lifecycle/autoscaling-rules.md)
- [Modifying Autoscaling Volumes](https://docs.datafy.io/volume-lifecycle/modify-a-volumes-parameters.md)
- [API](https://docs.datafy.io/resources/api.md)
- [Datafy Metrics Exporter](https://docs.datafy.io/resources/datafy-metrics-exporter.md)
- [Deployment Examples](https://docs.datafy.io/resources/deployment-examples.md): Examples for deploying Datafy in your environment using common deployment tools
- [My First Autoscaling Volume](https://docs.datafy.io/resources/my-first-autoscaling-volume.md): A hands-on tutorial that walks you through installing AutoScaler, activating autoscaling, and watching your volumes grow and shrink automatically.
- [How AutoScaler Works](https://docs.datafy.io/how-it-works/how-autoscaler-works.md): Learn what happens to your data when Datafy autoscales your EBS volumes - from activation through growing, shrinking, and deactivation
- [AutoScaler on Kubernetes](https://docs.datafy.io/how-it-works/autoscaler-on-kubernetes.md): Learn how Datafy AutoScaler integrates with the AWS EBS CSI driver: what gets installed, how volume requests are translated, and what happens after uninstall
- [Sensor FAQ](https://docs.datafy.io/sensor-faq.md)
- [AutoScaler FAQ](https://docs.datafy.io/autoscaler-faq.md)


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