Difference between revisions of "Extending log volume"
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| + | Using GAIA (will restart services): | ||
| + | # lvm_manager | ||
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| + | '''METHOD # 2''' | ||
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| + | Using GAIA (will restart services): | ||
> show volume logs | > show volume logs | ||
> set volume logs size newsize | > set volume logs size newsize | ||
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Get the current available size and logical volume name using: | Get the current available size and logical volume name using: | ||
# vgdisplay | # vgdisplay | ||
Latest revision as of 19:21, 17 February 2019
METHOD # 1
Using GAIA (will restart services):
# lvm_manager
METHOD # 2
Using GAIA (will restart services):
> show volume logs > set volume logs size newsize
METHOD # 3
Get the current available size and logical volume name using:
# vgdisplay # lvdisplay
Increase the size of this logical volume using: (if the volume has already grown using all the space in the new disk, this is not required)
# lvextend -L +100G /dev/vg_splat/lv_log
In addition, it's required to increase the file system in this logical volume as well:
# resize2fs /dev/vg_splat/lv_log
Check the new current size used again size using:
# vgdisplay # lvdisplay