LVM (Logical volume manager) configuration in Linux(By www.linuxnix.com)

This Video describes basic Logical Volume management/manager( lvm2 ) in Red hat/ubuntu/CentOS Linux,In this Video you will see how to create partitions which will support LVM then create physical volumes(PV's), Volume Groups(VG's) and then last creating Logical Volumes(LV's) then mounting this Logical Volumes permanently in Linux system.
After this we will check whether your LVM partition is created properly or not.
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Education

Tags:

• lvm2
• lvm on ubuntu
• CentOS LVM

[SunKingly]

Just what I needed. Well done.

[leocoldplaying]

Thanks man im ready for get a rhcsa

[medhouse2011]

think You very much :D

[incestus666]

Thanks so fucking much!!!, I'm training for the first exam RHCT and this skill are very clear... thanks man!!

[joker3d4clan]

good work, keep it going.

Cheers!

[quanvu07]

very clear - even for a very limited skill like me able to understand - thanks buddy.

[raviteja535]

nice work. clear and slow explanation.....

[macdeetube]

Thanks alot! My first experience at building LVM was really easy with this video!

[oliverking90001]

very helpful you should work for red hat

[renkinjutsu01]

I like this..

I have one question though. In your video, you can create an LVM over a number of different PV's. Does this mean that i can use these instructions to build an LVM that "bridges" two harddrives?

awesome tutorial... even a noob like me can understand it!