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Mathivanan  Avatar Mathivanan  answered Christy Selva Kumar's question. 3 days ago

5. will data loss takeplace when we detach and attach the volume? explain

No, data loss will not take place when you detach and attach a persistent block volume ( such as an Amazon EBS OR CLOUD BLOCK STORAGE), provided you follow the correct safe detachment procedures.
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