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Nirai Anbu porchezhian Avatar Nirai Anbu porchezhian  answered Christy Selva Kumar's question. 17 hours ago

4. what is non root volume explain?

The volume that is created independently is called non root volume. The volume that is not attached with the EC2 instance by default during the creation of it and attached after the creation is non-root volume.
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