Dinesh Kumar Kblog.dineshcloud.in·Sep 17, 2024Linux LVM - Creating, Extending, and Shrinking Logical VolumesLinux LVM (Logical Volume Manager) is a system for managing disk storage, allowing you to create, resize, and delete partitions more flexibly than traditional partitioning schemes. LVM gives you the power to manage multiple hard drives as a single vo...DiscussLinuxLinux
SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Jun 9, 2024Day 6: LVM in actionsudo pvscan Marking the Physical Devices as Physical Volumes: sudo lvmdiskscan Mark them as physical volumes within LVM using the pvcreate command: sudo pvcreate /dev/xvdb /dev/xvdc Output: Physical volume "/dev/xvdb" successfully created. Physica...DiscussLVM
Rony Hannadigitaltechlabs.hashnode.dev·Apr 17, 2024Proxmox Virtual Environment Storage-Part 06In this lesson, we will learn and understand Proxmox VE storage, we will use "QuantaStor Software Defined Storage" SAN/NAS (Storage Area Network/Network Attached Storage) as VSA (Virtual Storage Appliance) for the upcoming lessons to demonstrate and ...Discuss·64 readsProxmox Tutorialsproxmox
SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Apr 8, 2024Day 5 Linux: Introduction to LVMLaunch ec2 instance and add two volumes of 2GB at the time of ec2 creation itself. Login to ec2 instance sudo lvmdiskscan Create Physical Volumes sudo pvcreate /dev/xvdb /dev/xvdc Display Physical Volumes sudo pvs Create Volume Group and Adding...DiscussLVM
SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Apr 6, 2024Day 4 Linux: Disk partitionslsblk We have only one physical disk xvda with three partitions of xvdaq1, xvdaq14 and xvdaq15. Attach new disk of your choice. Ex: I am attaching 4GB disk Create new partition of Linux Type sudo fdisk /dev/xvdbb Our main objective here is to cre...DiscussLinux
Ahmed Mansouriahmedmansouri.hashnode.dev·Mar 31, 2024Boosting Linux Storage Performance with LVM StripingIn the realm of storage management, achieving optimal disk performance takes precedence. The need for faster data access, reduced latency, and improved I/O operations and throughout has led to the adoption of advanced techniques. One such technique i...Discuss·5 likes·31 readsLinux
shiva kumarshivakumar.live·Oct 10, 2023Mastering LVM: Unlocking Extra Storage with Linux Logical Volume ManagerIntroduction In today's digital age, managing storage resources effectively is more critical than ever. As files continue to grow in size and our storage needs expand, we're often faced with the challenge of making the most of the storage devices at ...Discuss·40 readsLinuxWeMakeDevs
Rajdip Bhattacharyablog.rajdip.dev·Aug 7, 2023Logical Volume Manager: A Beginner's GuideHey there, everyone! I'm super excited to kick off my very first blog! Today, I want to take you on a journey into the awesome realm of Linux Volume Manager (LVM). Don't worry if you're new to this – I'll start from the very basics and walk you throu...Discuss·10 likes·34 readsLinux
Joel KOUSSAWOjkoussawo.hashnode.dev·Jul 22, 2023How to migrate a virtual machine from KVM hypervisor to PROXMOXWe will assume throughout the article that we want to migrate the webserver virtual machine from kvm hypervisor to proxmox 1 — From the kvm hypervisor, export the webserver virtual machine in qcow2 format qemu-img convert -O qcow2 /dev/vg0/lv_webserv...Discuss·58 readsproxmox
Shubham Nimkarshubnimkar.hashnode.dev·Jul 9, 2023Linux Logical Volume Manager (LVM) tutorialWe use LVM to create partitions, physical volumes, a virtual group, logical volumes, and filesystems on a hard disk. We’ll also show how to mount, extend, and remove our newly created logical volumes. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a full u...Discussmemory-management