A better description for "alarm data store capacity.

I tried to find a description for the "ability of the data store alarm." In the list of the alarms of the Victoria Cross, there is this: default alarm that goes off when the capacity status changes to support the data store or the volumes.

I guess I don't understand what "State of capacity for the volume" means exactly/specifically. Can someone explain?

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