Storage Management
partitions
fstab
nfs
btrfs
filesystems
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Whether manually partitioning your primary disk, adding additional disks for storage, or creating shared storage, working with disks is a skill all Linux Administrators should know. These videos will get you started on using fdisk, formatting, filesystems, and disk encryption.
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Use Btrfs Send and Receive
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Use Btrfs for Root Level Snapshots
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Encrypt drives using LUKS
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Use and Enable ACLs
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Reduce and Relocate Volume Groups
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Build a Software RAID Array
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Logical Volume Management
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Configure Logical Volumes
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Configure RAID Logical Volumes
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Create a Highly Available NFS Service with Gluster
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Get Started with the Btrfs File System
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Introduction to GlusterFS
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Set up Gluster Storage
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Work with File Systems
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Use Network Bound Disk Encryption
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Use Snapper to Automate Btrfs Snapshots
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Automount NFS Shares
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Create an NFS Server
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Btrfs Subvolumes and Snapshots
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Get Started with the Btrfs File System
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Using the XFS File System
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Configure an NFS Server
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Mount an NFS Export
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Using Swap Space
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Mounting File Systems
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Using Ext2, Ext3 and Ext4 File Systems
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Using fstab to Mount Devices
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Disk Partitioning with fdisk
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Oracle Linux - This article is part of a series.
Part 9: This Article