dev/shm (1) absolute and relative path (1) alien (1) Apache (3) apport (1) apt-cache (1) apt-get (3) arch (1) archiving (1) at (1) awk (2) aws (1) aws cli (1) backup (1) basename (1) bashpid (1) btmp (1) bzip (1) cd (1) chage (1) chattr (1) chmod (1) chown (1) chsh (1) commands (3) configuration files (1) core (1) cores (1) cpu frequency (2) crontab (1) csh (1) curl (2) cut (1) date (3) dd (1) deb (1) deluser (1) df ( disk free ) (1) dhcp (1) Difference between ext2 (1) dig (1) disable ssh root login (1) django (1) dmesg (1) dmidecode (1) dpkg (1) du (3) echo (2) eclipse (1) empty (1) epel (1) epoch (1) ethtool (2) ext3 (1) ext4 (1) file permissions (1) file structure (1) find command (1) fstab (1) FTP (3) gdb (1) gid (1) groupadd (2) groupdel (1) groupmod (1) groups. Beschreibung LVM ist ein Logical Volume Manager für Linux. Systems connected to large arrays of disks may get. With the LVM, you can combine partitions and disks into high-level groups that provide system administrators simple and powerful ways to allocate and manage storage for applications. This is an alternative method of managing storage systems than the traditional partition-based one.
Note: whenever we are reducing an LVM we have to take backup (More Details #man lvreduce) The Linux Logical Volume Manger (LVM) is a valuable tool for the administration of storage subsystems on Linux. What is LVM in Linux LVM stands for Logical Volume Management.
Er erlaubt es, verschiedene physikalische Volumes (Festplatten, Partitionen, ) zu einer sogenannte Volume Group (VG siehe pvcreate (8) und vgcreate (8) ) zusammenzufassen und so einen Storage Pool, eine Art virtuelle Platte zu schaffen. To convert LVM partitions as physical volumesĮx: lvcreate -L +300M /dev/bsrtech -n lv1Ĭreate a mountpoint and mount logical volume on it Beschreibung LVM ist ein Logical Volume Manager für Linux. The physical volumes are combined into volume groupsĮach volume group is divided into logical volumes which are assigned mountpoints such as /home and filesystem types such as ext3ģ)Create volume groups from physical volumesĤ)Create logical volumes from volume groups and assign mountpoints With LVM the harddrive (or) set of harddrives are allocated to one or more physical volumes. LVM is a method of allocating harddrive space into logical volumes that can be easily resized instead of partitions.
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