Category: Linux

LVM series continues. If you want to start from the beginning, check our first post. You can check our last post about VG Management.
Let’s start working with logical volumes. From the sysadmin point of view, it’s quite similar to work with logical volumes or with physical volumes. Continue reading “LVM series – Logical Volumes (LV) Management”

LVM series continues. If you want to start from the beginning, check our first post. You can review our last post, a quick example about creating a filesystem using LVM.
In this post we are going to review how to manage Volume Groups (VG) with LVM. Continue reading “LVM series – Volume Groups Management (VG)”

LVM series continues. If you want to start from the beginning, check our first post.
In this post we will show you a quick example to begin the series and/or to show you how to quickly mount an EXT4 filesystem with LVM, if that is what you need. Continue reading “LVM Series – Quick LVM example”

Logical Volume Manager allows us to manage our storage in a more efficient and adaptable manner.
This way we can increase and decrease filesystems size, as well as add and remove storage units, with low or non service impact. Continue reading “LVM Series – Introduction and basic concepts”