Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
Reference site :- http://www.datadisk.co.uk/html_docs/redhat/rh_lvm.htm
This is a quick and dirty cheat sheet on LVM using Linux, I have highlighted many of the common attributes for each command however this is not an extensive list, make sure you look up the command.
With the pvs, vgs and lvs commands, the number of verboses added the more verbose information for example pvs -vvvvv
Directory and Files Directories and Files ## Directories
/etc/lvm - default lvm directory location
/etc/lvm/backup - where the automatic backups go
/etc/lvm/cache - persistent filter cache
/etc/lvm/archive - where automatic archives go after a volume group change
/var/lock/lvm - lock files to prevent metadata corruption
# Files
/etc/lvm/lvm.conf - main lvm configuration file
$HOME/.lvm - lvm history
Reference site :- http://www.datadisk.co.uk/html_docs/redhat/rh_lvm.htm
This is a quick and dirty cheat sheet on LVM using Linux, I have highlighted many of the common attributes for each command however this is not an extensive list, make sure you look up the command.
With the pvs, vgs and lvs commands, the number of verboses added the more verbose information for example pvs -vvvvv
Directory and Files Directories and Files ## Directories
/etc/lvm - default lvm directory location
/etc/lvm/backup - where the automatic backups go
/etc/lvm/cache - persistent filter cache
/etc/lvm/archive - where automatic archives go after a volume group change
/var/lock/lvm - lock files to prevent metadata corruption
# Files
/etc/lvm/lvm.conf - main lvm configuration file
$HOME/.lvm - lvm history