Linux: Storage Systems is an Intermediate level study on Business, written by the creator, Kevin Dankwardt. This study is an important pillar for anyone who needs to get better at his/her Business expertise. It provides you a strong understanding on Business, Network Administration, IT, Operating Systems, Linux, Business, Network Administration, IT, Operating Systems and Linux.
Managing storage in Linux involves both conceptual understanding of volumes and partitions, RAID, and Linux file systems, as well as hands-on knowledge of how to accomplish important tasks involving storage. This course shows how to deal with these topics and many different storage scenarios, including clustering, high availability, and security. Kevin Dankwardt shows how to create, mount/unmount, and format file systems including ext4, XFS, and Btrfs; use the Logical Volume Manager (LVM); enforce security with SELinux and access control lists; swap space; back up and recover Linux storage; and work with networked files systems—distributed, clustered, and FUSE based—like SSHFS. These are essential skills for any Linux admin, especially those who desire Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) certification.
Identifying, partitioning, formatting, and fixing drives. A quick look at the df and du commands.
In This video you will learn, how to manage storage in Linux. You will learn how to use: fdisk, lsblk,du, df command.
Linux block integrity is a well-known block layer subsystem that helps to detect and prevent data corruption. This talk is based on hands on experience in ...
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