Familiar with LVM Concepts and get hands on experience with various lab sessions.

Course Description

Introduction - The Logical Volume Manager

Features of LVM

LVM Arctitecture Overview

LVM Components

Physical Volumes

Volume Groups

LVM Logical Volumes

LVM Logical Volumes

Different types of Logical Volumes

Linear Logical Volumes

Striped Logical Volumes

LV Creation Options

Practice Lab Sessions

Physical Volume Administration

Creating physical volumes

Scanning for Block Devices

Displaying Physical Volumes

Preventing Allocation on a Physical Volume

Resizing a Physical Volume

Removing Physical Volume

Volume Group Administration

Creating Volume Groups

Adding Physical Volumes to a Volume Group

Displaying Volumes Groups

Scanning Disks for Volume Groups

Removing Physical Volumes from a Volume Group

Activating & Deactivation Volume Groups

Changing the Parameters of a Volume Group

Removing Volume Groups

Splitting a Volume Group

Combining Volume Groups

Backing up Volume Group Metadata

Renaming a Volume Group

Moving or migrating a Volume Group to Another System

Creating a Mirrored Volumes

Thinly-Provisioned Logical Volumes

What is Thin Provisioning?

How it Works? and How we provide storage to new Clients?

Setup Thin Pool and Volumes

Creating a Thin Pool

Creating Thin Volumes

Creating File System

Over Provisioning

LVM Snapshot

Snapshot of Logical Volume and Restore

Creating LVM Snapshot

Restoring Snapshot or Merging

Practice Lab Sessions

Recovering metadata of physical volumes

Recover a faulty disk

Practice Lab Session

LVM Volume Attributes

Physical volume(PV) attributes

Volume Group(VG) Attributes:

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