linux:linux-san:lvm
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Using LVM
LVM is Linux's Volume Management. It is a default during installation
Creating a new LVM
This is done in 3 main steps
- Create a new partition on a disk and marking as type 8e then run pvcreate /dev/sdX# - Create a new Volume group set run **vgcreate **
Extend a LVM
To extend a lvm you need to extend the volume group this is done by adding a new partition to it. Once you have the partition created run
lvextend -l +100%FREE -r /dev/volume-group-name/logical-volume-name
found another interesting way to extend a disk.
If you have added a whole new partition that you want to use to extend a partition you can just vdo
lvextend -r /dev/volume-group-name/logical-volume-name /dev/sdX
The -r option is to run a resize2fs on the exntension.If you do not use it you need to run
resize2fs /dev/volume-group-name/logical-volume-name
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