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Build an LVM Application Volume
An application needs storage that can grow later without a reinstall. You build it as a logical volume on a spare disk, mount it by UUID, and prove it comes back on its own after a reboot. Each step tells you what is needed; the commands are yours to find.
- Intermediate
- 45 min
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- Free
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- A real environment in your browser
- You run the commands yourself
- Your result is checked automatically
In this moduleStorage and Network Filesystems
- Discover Disks and Create a GPT Partition30 min
- Filesystems and Persistent UUID Mounts35 min
- Build an LVM Application VolumeYou are here
- Expand LVM and Grow an XFS Filesystem35 min
- Configure Swap and Inspect Memory Pressure30 min
- Enforce Per-Project XFS Storage Quotas40 min
- NFSv4 Server and Remote Client Access45 min
- On-Demand NFS Mounting with autofs30 min