How To Create LVM in Linux | Logical Volume Manager | RHCSA Certification #17 | Tech Arkit | EX200

LVM stands for Logical Volume Manager, Simply telling definition is not enough we should know the purpose and advantages to use further.
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If we take an example of standard Linux partitions are not flexible to increase and decrease file system when required, In this case we can’t use standard file system in production environment which is having high data growth rate.

Standard partitions can be used where there is no high data growth, which partitions are used to store data and delete data later on.

= Advantages of LVM
- Very easy to create partitions
- Increasing and decreasing file system size online is made easy
- Adding more than one HDD will increase performance
- LVM will support larger size of file system (100TB single partition)

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