Linux disk Bulk partition formatting and mounting scripts

Yesterday received a task, 10 machines, need to partition and mount, each machine has 6 drive letters, if one of the manual operation, not high efficiency, I finished one, try to write a script, to achieve batch deployment! Here's how the script uses

 [[email protected] ~]# vim parted.sh #!/bin/bash# #yum  install -y  partedsleep 1syum install -y vimsleep 1s####################################### ############################# #touch  /root/test1i=0b=1for  disk in  ' fdisk -l  | grep  "/dev/vd*"  | awk  ' {if ($2~/vd/ && $2!= "/dev/vda:"   && $2!= "/DEV/VDB:")  print substr ($2,0,8)} ' do          parted  $disk   << EXIT          mklabel gpt         mkpart primary 0 -1          ignore          quitEXIT       mkfs.ext4  $disk $becho  "/n/n****************$ disk_was fdisked! Waithing for 10 second****/n/n "Sleep 1s        uuid=" blkid  $disk $b | awk  ' {print $2} ' |awk -f "\" "  ' {print $2} '          mkdir /data${i}        cat  << exit > /root/test1uuid= $uuid       /data${i}        ext4    defaults                 1 2 EXIT         cat /root/test1 >> /etc/fstabi=$ (($i  + 1)) done ### ################################################################## #mount  -a

[[email protected] ~]# dffilesystem                1K-blocks    Used  Available Use%  mounted on/dev/mapper/vg0-lv_root   12179756 2680964    8880092   24% /tmpfs                      16439788       0    16439788   0% /dev/shm/dev/vda1                    198337   28603      159494  16% /boot/dev/vdc1                4227572676  198680 4012625684    1% /data0/dev/vdd1               4227572676  198680  4012625684   1% /data1/dev/vde1                4227572676  198680 4012625684   1% / data2/dev/vdf1                4227572676  198680 4012625684   1% /data3/dev/vdg1                4227572676  198680 4012625684    1% /data4/dev/vdh1                4227572676  198680 4012625684   1% /data5

[[email protected] ~]# vim /etc/fstab## /etc/fstab# created by  Anaconda on wed mar  5 14:32:01 2014## accessible filesystems,  by reference, are maintained under  '/dev/disk ' # see man pages  fstab (5),  findfs (8),  mount (8)  and/or blkid (8)  for more info#/dev/ mapper/vg0-lv_root /                        ext4    defaults         1 1UUID=0a17f48d-f99b-4498-82a5-a0874f25f1e7 /boot                    ext4     defaults        1 2/dev/vdb1        swap    swap    defaults        0  0tmpfs                    /dev/shm                 tmpfs   defaults        0 0devpts                   /dev/pts                 devpts   gid=5,mode=620  0 0sysfs                    /sys                     sysfs   defaults         0 0proc                     /proc                    proc    defaults         0 0uuid=9ff86747-384f-4a37-adab-1ac5abd98dff      / data0       ext4    defaults                 1 2 uuid= bd6103cf-9774-4e31-87bb-33df4fbea47e      /data1        ext4    defaults                 1 2 UUID=81a1b153-279f-454c-b23c-07744203b65a       /data2       ext4    defaults                 1 2 UUID=ae66663e-0879-4622-bb68-94bb045f9719       /data3       ext4    defaults                 1 2  uuid=aab4c3f0-344a-4309-8ec0-c87017b5179d      /data4        ext4    defaults                 1 2 UUID=0d4a6b2f-99dd-4a87-9d48-6090c3863ba3       /data5       ext4    defaults                 1 2  ~

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Linux disk Bulk partition formatting and mounting scripts