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Fix the LVM on the devices ## Lists all disks in the system (as fdisk -l) lsblk parted /dev/sdb ## moves from msdos to guided partition table for disks over 2TB
mktable GPT
## Creates a partition of 50GB
mkpart 0 1 50000
## Create a partition of the rest of the disk
mkpart 0 50001 100%
## Lists all disks in the system (as fdisk -l) lsblk ## Creates the physical volumes of the new partitions pvcreate /dev/sdb1 pvcreate /dev/sdb2
## Extend the volume group /dev/vg_algsoec with the new physical volumes vgextend /dev/vg_algosec /dev/sdb1 vgextend /dev/vg_algosec /dev/sdb2
## Extend the logial volumes with the new partitions (-r will extend automaticly) lvextend -r /dev/vg_algosec/vg_system /dev/sdb1 lvextend -r /dev/vg_algosec/vg_data /dev/sdb2
## if not -r extends the logical volumes automaticly do the following ## for ext4 filesystem resize2fs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_system resize2fs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_data
## for xfs filesystem xfs_growfs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_system xfs_growfs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_data
## To check the filesystem expends ok via watch per second screen watch -n 1 -d “df -hT” ip addr watch -n 1 -d “df -hT”
################### # For ASMS V32 ⇒ # ################### ?? Differences is that volume group and logical volumes have new names / different locations. ??
Fix the LVM on the devices ## Lists all disks in the system (as fdisk -l) lsblk parted /dev/sdb ## moves from msdos to guided partition table for disks over 2TB
mktable GPT
## Creates a partition of 50GB
mkpart 0 1 50000
## Create a partition of the rest of the disk
mkpart 0 50001 100%
## Lists all disks in the system (as fdisk -l) lsblk ## Creates the physical volumes of the new partitions pvcreate /dev/sdb1 pvcreate /dev/sdb2
## Extend the volume group /dev/vg_algsoec with the new physical volumes vgextend /dev/centos /dev/sdb1 vgextend /dev/centos /dev/sdb2
## Extend the logial volumes with the new partitions (-r will extend automaticly) lvextend -r /dev/centos/root /dev/sdb1 lvextend -r /dev/centos/data /dev/sdb2
## if not -r extends the logical volumes automaticly do the following ## for ext4 filesystem resize2fs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_system resize2fs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_data
## for xfs filesystem xfs_growfs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_system xfs_growfs /dev/vg_algosec/vg_data
## To check the filesystem expends ok via watch per second screen watch -n 1 -d “df -hT” ip addr watch -n 1 -d “df -hT”