A Complete Guide on Linux LVM

A Complete Guide on Linux LVM, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 37 lectures, based on 90 reviews, and has 558 subscribers.

You will learn about Logical Volume Manager Administration Features of LVM LVM Arctitecture Overview LVM COMPONENTS Linear Logical Volumes Striped Logical Volumes Mirrored Volumes Physical Volume Administration Volume Group Administration Scanning Disks for Volume Groups Splitting a Volume Group Moving or migrating a Volume Group to Another System Thinly-Provisioned Logical Volumes LVM Snapshot Recovering metadata of physical volumes LVM Volume Attributes Recover a faulty disk Restoring Snapshot or Merging This course is ideal for individuals who are Graduate Students and also for those who are in job & wants to get hands-on practical experience on Logical Volume Manager It is particularly useful for Graduate Students and also for those who are in job & wants to get hands-on practical experience on Logical Volume Manager.

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Summary

Title: A Complete Guide on Linux LVM

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: ₹1,999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Logical Volume Manager Administration
Features of LVM
LVM Arctitecture Overview
LVM COMPONENTS
Linear Logical Volumes
Striped Logical Volumes
Mirrored Volumes
Physical Volume Administration
Volume Group Administration
Scanning Disks for Volume Groups
Splitting a Volume Group
Moving or migrating a Volume Group to Another System
Thinly-Provisioned Logical Volumes
LVM Snapshot
Recovering metadata of physical volumes
LVM Volume Attributes
Recover a faulty disk
Restoring Snapshot or Merging

Who Should Attend

Graduate Students and also for those who are in job & wants to get hands-on practical experience on Logical Volume Manager

Target Audiences

Graduate Students and also for those who are in job & wants to get hands-on practical experience on Logical Volume Manager

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:

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction about the Course Module

Lecture 2: The LVM Logical Volume Manager

Lecture 3: Features of LVM

Lecture 4: LVM Architecture Overview

Lecture 5: Architectural Overview via Diagram

Lecture 6: LVM Components

Lecture 7: Practice Lab Session

Chapter 2: LVM Logical Volumes

Lecture 1: Linear Logical Volumes

Lecture 2: Volume Group Creation

Lecture 3: Practice Lab Session – 1

Lecture 4: Practice Lab Session – 2

Lecture 5: LV Creation Options

Lecture 6: Striped Logical Volumes

Lecture 7: Practice Lab Session – 3

Chapter 3: Volume Group Administration

Lecture 1: Overview of PV Administration

Lecture 2: Volume Group Creation with options

Lecture 3: Adding, Removing, Displaying & Scanning PV to a VG

Lecture 4: Changing the parameters of a Volume Group

Lecture 5: Splitting a Volume Group

Lecture 6: Combining a Volume Group

Lecture 7: Volume Group Metadata Backup

Lecture 8: Moving a vg from one server to another

Lecture 9: vgexport & vgimport

Lecture 10: lvm mirroring

Lecture 11: LV Extenstion

Chapter 4: Thinly-Provisioned Logical Volumes

Lecture 1: Overview of thin provisioning

Lecture 2: Setup of thin Provisioning

Lecture 3: Lab Session – 1

Lecture 4: Lab Session – 2

Chapter 5: LVM Snapshot

Lecture 1: Overview about Snapshot

Lecture 2: Lab Session – 1

Lecture 3: Lab Session – 2

Chapter 6: Metadata Recovery of a Physical Volume

Lecture 1: Recovery a faulty disk

Lecture 2: Lab Session

Chapter 7: LVM Attributes

Lecture 1: Physical Volume Attributes

Lecture 2: Volume Group Attributes

Lecture 3: Last Lecture

Instructors

Shikhar Verma • 90k+ Students Worldwide
Solutions Architect and IT Trainer

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