When it comes to running a home server, there’s no shortage of excellent options to choose from. Over the years, I’ve tried both Proxmox and Ubuntu Linux in various configurations. While Proxmox has a ...

Linux is a good alternative to Windows: It's free, runs stably, and is supplied with updates for a long time. We present three systems that look particularly similar to Windows.

Conclusion Mastering disk management in Linux unlocks the full potential of your system's storage capabilities. Whether through traditional partitioning or the advanced features of LVM, understanding ...

This guide explains what is LVM snapshots, how to create new snapshot volume, restore snapshot volume, and extend the snapshot volume.

Linux’s Logical Volume Manager is a handy framework for configuring disks and volumes. Learn how to use LVM to grow and shrink existing volumes as needed.

This guide explains what is LVM in Linux, advantages of LVM, how to create Volume group and Logical volumes in Linux with examples.

All the GUI LVM management tools that we previously mentioned are available on Linux platforms for now, they provide great convenience for users to manage LVM devices. To users who are not familiar ...

About LVM LVM is an abstraction layer that provides block devices (same kind of disk partitions). This is done by using 3 layers: In this scheme, LVs can exist anywhere (or indeed be split across) ...