How to List Disks and Check Disk Type in Linux
Learn how to list disks in Linux and check disk type, HDD or SSD status, transport interface, model, serial number, partition table, and filesystem details with tested lsblk, sysfs, udevadm, lspci, lshw, fdisk, parted, …
How to clone or backup Linux partition using fsarchiver
Steps to backup partition in LInux, clone your partition or hard drive, logical volume using fsarchiver Exclude files and directories encrypt backup
How to Encrypt New Hard Disk (Partition) using LUKS in Linux
How to encrypt hard disk using LUKS in Linux. LUKS is the Linux encryption layer to secure hard disk. Using cryptsetup luksopen to encrypt partition in Linux
How to auto mount and unlock LUKS Encrypted Partitions at Boot using crypttab
Steps to auto mount LUKS device using key with passphrase in fstab and crypttab in Linux. Boot LUKS encrypted partition without password using luks passphrase
2 easy methods to extend/shrink resize primary partition in Linux
Resize primary partition shrink and extend non lvm root, boot and other primary partition, change size of partition using unallocated free space fdisk & parted
How to configure iSCSI target on Ubuntu
In this tutorial I will share the steps to create iSCSI target using Ubuntu 22.04 VM installed on Oracle VirtualBox.
Advanced Tips to Improve Disk IO Performance in Linux
Explore comprehensive strategies to improve disk IO performance, from optimizing kernel parameters to leveraging virtualization tools. Unlock the full potential of your system and achieve faster, more efficient disk …
Create & Manage Striped Logical Volume Linux [Step-by-Step]
How to create striped logical volume, How to convert striped to linear logical volume and vice versa, How to extend the size of existing striped logical volume
How to encrypt root partition and entire file system using LUKS in Linux
Steps to encrypt root partition and entire filesystem using LUKS in Linux. Encrypt volume group and physical volume with cryptsetup CentOS/RHEL 7/8 Migrate Data
Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure Hybrid Software RAID 10 in Linux
Steps to configure hybrid software raid 10 (1+0) in Linux with examples. Hybrid RAID 1+0 results from the combination of RAID-0 and RAID-1 Array in Linux.
Create Mirrored Logical Volume in Linux [Step-by-Step]
LVM supports mirrored volumes. A mirror maintains identical copies of data on different devices. LVM ensures that data written to an underlying physical volume is mirrored onto a separate physical volume.
Manage Logical Volume in Linux - One STOP Solution
The Logical Volume Manager is a collection of one or more physical devices called Volume Group (VG), each physical device on the VG called a Physical Volume (PV)
Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure software Linear RAID 0 in Linux
Steps to configure software raid with linear raid which is similar with RAID 0 but in Linear RAID the data is stored in linear format instead of stripping
Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure Software RAID 0 in Linux
Steps to configure software raid 0 with examples in linux. With RAID 0 there is no data redundancy as the data is stored in strips but this has better speed.
Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure Software RAID 1 in Linux
Steps to configure software raid 1 mirroring in linux with and without spare disk with examples in RHEL, CentOS and other Linux distros using mdadm.
How to mount filesystem in certain order one after the other in CentOS/RHEL
Mount filesystem in certain order during reboot one after the other using systemd unit file or /etc/fstab using RequiresMountsFor x-systemd.requires- mounts-for
Linux lvm snapshot backup and restore tutorial RHEL/CentOS 7/8
Step by step guide linux lvm snapshot backup and restore with examples RHEL/CentOS 7/8. Create, merge, extend, remove LVM snapshot. backup root file system
Beginners guide to how LVM works in Linux (architecture)
LVM stands for Logical Volume Manager which is made up of Physical Volume, Volume Group ad Logical Volume. It can be easily extended or even reduced at times
Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure Software RAID 4 in Linux
Step by Step Guide to configure software raid 4 in Linux using examples. RAID-4 stripes block-sized chunks of data across each drive in the array marked as ..
How to create filesystem on a Linux partition or logical volume
Steps to create filesystem on a linux partition of on a logical volume using mkfs. Create mount point and mount the filesystem to access and store the data.
5 easy steps to resize root LVM partition in RHEL/CentOS 7/8 Linux
Steps to resize root LVM partition. Increase or decrease root logical volume partition size with examples in RHEL/CentOS 7/8 Linux. Extend or shrink root LVM
How to configure iSCSI target and initiator on CentOS/RHEL 7/8 Linux
How to configure iscsi target and initiator multipath SAN on CentOS / RHEL 7 Linux. Configure iscsi target with targetcli and initiator with iscsiadm
Tutorial: What is GlusterFS shared storage and types of volumes
What is GlusterFS Tutorial Replication Types of Volumes. Distributed Volume Replicated Volume. RHEL CentOS 8 glusterfs shared storage. gluster file system linux
Configure LUKS Network Bound Disk Encryption with clevis & tang server
Configure Network Bound Disk Encryption (NBDE) based LUKS Disk Encryption using Clevis and tang Server in CentOS/RHEL 7/8 Linux Boot without password clevis key
5 easy steps to recover LVM2 partition, PV, VG, LVM metdata in Linux
Steps to recover LVM2 partition accidently deleted or removed. Restore PV (physical volume), restore VG (volume group) and restore LVM metadata in Linux
How to change LUKS device master key, cipher, hash, key-size in Linux
Steps to change LUKS device master key, cipher, key-size and hash in Linux using cryptsetup and cryptsetup-reencrypt. Backup and Restore LUKS Device
Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure Software RAID 5 in Linux
Steps to configure software raid 5 array in Linux using mdadm. RAID 5 is similar to RAID-4, except the parity info is spread across all drives in the array.
How to boot Linux host from LVM snapshot using BOOM (CentOS/RHEL 8)
Step by Step guide to boot CentOS/RHEL 8 or 7.5 and higher Linux with LVM snapshot using BOOM. with examples. Merge LVM snapshot and delete boom profile later.
Overview on different disk types and disk interface types
different disk types, different disk interface types. HDD vs SSD vs Optical Disks. Learn all about SCSI, IDE, ATA, SATA, Fibre Channel disk interface types
DRBD Tutorial | Setup Linux Disk Replication | CentOS 8
Step-by-Step DRBD Tutorial to install and configure DRBD Storage device on CentOS 8. Perform Linux disk replication runtime. How to perform DRBD configuration

