All About Cloud Computing
In this post we will see how to grow a Linux filesystem without reboot.
[root@cloudvedas CVFS1]# df -h /CVFS1 Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/cvsvg-cldvdsvol1 47M 12M 32M 26% /CVFS1 [root@cloudvedas CVFS1]#
Continue reading “Solved: How to extend or grow a linux filesystem under LVM”
In this post we will see how to label a new disk in Linux and create a new LVM partition.
Step 1 Scan the new LUNS.
Step 2 List the available disks and identify the one you want to use.
fdisk -l |grep /dev/ |grep -v dm
Step 3 Use fdisk to label the disk. Here we are using disk sdb .
In this post we will give you a crash course on Linux LVM (Logical Volume Manager). This post will cover the most used LVM commands in a Linux Admin life.
Before we start first let’s go through the concepts.
Physical Volumes (PVs): Storage devices (physical hard disks, partitions, RAID arrays etc.) provides raw storage
Volume Groups (VGs): Combine multiple PVs to create a group. They can be mirror or concatenation of PVs.
Logical Volumes (LVs): Create smaller volumes from the Volume Group(VG) as per your size requirement. You can can use the LVs to create filesystem on them.
Below commands are for RHEL 7.
All the below commands will require root access. You can either run them with sudo or switch to root user as mentioned below.
sudo su -
Install LVM
[root@cloudvedas ~]# yum install lvm2*
In this post we will see what’s a cron job and how we can set it.
Cron is managed by a crontab file. Its a configuration file in which we can schedule shell command to run periodically.
Scheduling cron
Continue reading “Solved: How to schedule a cron job in Linux or Solaris”
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