Expanding the file system on Solaris

Solaris:

How to add extra disk and increase ZFS file system spaces

1:request new disk from Storage
2:scan for the new disk
3:verify the new disk
4:lable the new disk
5:add the new disk to ZFS pool
6:extend the file system

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1:once The new disk is provisioned, log in to the global zone and run the following command as root user:

Cfgadm-al

2:verify the new disk

echo | Format | grep <LUN_ID>
Where the <LUN_ID> is the storage admin provide to
You'll be the disk name

3:lable the new disk:
Format
You'll be added disk had been format

4:add the new disk to ZFS disk pool
Zpool Add <zpool_name> <disk_name>

can use Command:df-h to find out the Zpool_name

Command
Zlogin Zone17 df-h/data/t30
Or
Df-h/t30

You'll find below result:

FileSystem size used avail capacity mounted on
Trvst_app/t30 196G 57G 139G 30%/t30

ADD the new disk Into/trcst_app pool:

Zpool add Trcst_app c6t3747488474758dhfjfgkhhkkk (disk name)


5 Veryfication The Caonfigration of the pool:
Zpool Status Trcst_app

6:extend The file system:

  Check The Quato:
  ZFS get quota <zfs_name>
 
  Set The new Quato:
  ZFS set quota=<new_size> <zfs_name>
 
Example:
  ZFS get quota trvst_app/t30
  Name   property value source
  Trvst1_app quota  100g local