How to Extend a Logical Volume in LVM - For XFS, Ext4 and Swap Filesystem
Extending a logical volume and XFS file system One benefit of logical volumes is the ability to increase their size …
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How to Extend and Reduce a Volume Group in LVM
Extending and Reducing a Volume Group You can add more disk space to a volume group by adding additional physical …
How to Mount and Umount NFS Share in Linux
NFS, the Network File System, is an internet standard protocol used by Linux, UNIX, and similar operating systems as …
How to Create Logical Volumes (LV) in LVM
Logical Volume Management (LVM) Concepts Logical volumes and logical volume management make it easier to manage disk …
Beginners Guide to Scheduling Periodic Tasks in Linux Using Cron
Performing Periodic Tasks Often, people find that they are (or ought to be) performing tasks on a regular basis. In …
Job Control in Linux Using Bg, Fg and Jobs Commands
Running Commands in the Foreground When running a command from the bash shell prompt, unless you specify otherwise, the …
How to Send Signals to Processes With Kill in Linux
Signals Linux (and Unix) uses signals to notify processes of abnormal events, and as a primitive mechanism of …
"Alias" Command in Linux
The alias command is one of many commands referred to as Bash Built-In commands, meaning it is inherent to the bash …
16 Quotacheck Command Examples in Linux
quotacheck command audits and corrects quota information by building a table of current disk usage and comparing it to …
Beginners Guide to LUKS Disk Encryption in Linux
Let us talk about something on security hardening in Linux. the first topic that comes to mind is Disk encryption. The …
How to Change a Process’s Priority Using Nice and Renice Commands in Linux
Process Priorities When scheduling processes, the kernel effectively gives every process a handful of counters. Every …