New Book recommendation: Linux logical volume Management (LVM)

Article Title: New Book recommendation: Linux logical volume Management (LVM ). Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.
This book is an original work of Zhang baotong, a lecturer at ChinaITLab. You can click here to download an electronic version.

LVM (Logical Volume Manager, Logical Volume Manager) is a method of dividing hard disk space into "ELASTIC" Logical volumes. With LVM technology, hard disks can be simply resized without being repartitioned. LVM makes disk management flexible.

The flexibility of LVM is also reflected in the ability to manage multiple Logical Volumes (Logical Volumes, LV) composed of multiple physical disks and partitions of different types and sizes.

This article discusses the use of common commands for LVM management, including physical volume (PV) management, volume group (VG) management, logical volume (LV) management, and logical volume usage.

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Master of computer science at Tianjin University, lecturer at ChinaITLab Teaching and Research Center, former network administrator and excellent teacher at North China Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Has nearly ten years of experience in designing and implementing system integration projects. Proficient in a variety of network products and technologies, with CCIE, CIW, MCSE 2000 and other certificates. Having a solid theoretical foundation of computer network systems, he has edited and published many network books in China Press. I have published many papers on network security. With Visual Basic, Visual Foxpro, PowerBuilder, Visual C ++ and other programming and development experience. He once served as the principal technical director to develop multiple scientific research projects such as network security management and intrusion detection. Years of successful teaching and training experience.