2016
Pluralsight
Andrew Mallett
6:32
English
Administrators can make storage management more reliable than ever with Linux. This course will teach you several components of Linux storage management, including virtual memory, configuring an iSCSI block storage server, and more.
Finding a trustworthy storage solution that meets your needs as an administrator is difficult. This course, LFCS: Linux Storage Management, will help any admin learn how to use Linux in order to provide more reliability in their storage and services. First, you'll learn about the partitions on which Linux disks reside, file systems, and virtual memory. Next, you'll move onto ACLs and how to configure an iSCSI block storage server, and more. You'll finish with using the auto-mounter and learning about quotas. By the end of this course, you'll know how to use Linux to meet all your storage needs in a safe and reliable way.
Introduction to Linux Storage Management and the Associated Certification
14m 36s
Welcome to Storage Management 5m 59s
Listing Block Storage 6m 46s
Summary and What's Next 1m 50s
Partitioning Disks
38m 19s
Partitioning Linux Disks 4m 39s
Using fdisk to Create Partitions 8m 39s
Using gdisk to Create Partitions and Restore Partitions 5m 39s
Using GNU Parted to Create Partitions 7m 54s
Scripting Partition Creation 8m 43s
Summary and What's Next 2m 42s
Creating Linux File Systems
37m 23s
General Purpose File Systems with EXT4 8m 18s
Enterprise Class File Systems with XFS 4m 42s
Using the mount Command and EXT4 File Systems 8m 37s
Using the mount Command and XFS File Systems 2m 35s
Mount Options 7m 6s
Summary and What's Next 6m 3s
Managing Swap and RAID Devices
23m 51s
Creating SWAP Space 5m 37s
Setting the SWAP Priority 4m 48s
Configuring Software RAID 8m 58s
Summary and What's Next 4m 27s
Extending Permissions with ACLS
40m 12s
Introducing ACLs in Linux 2m 23s
ACL Support within the Kernel and Filesystems 5m 28s
Listing Filesystem ACLs 3m 12s
Setting Default ACLS 6m 15s
Adding ACL Entries 6m 0s
Removing ACLS 2m 26s
Diagnosing and Resolving Security Issues 9m 51s
Summary and What's Next 4m 34s
Managing Logical Volumes
34m 39s
Welcome to LVM2 3m 48s
Creating LVMs in CentOS 7 8m 21s
Resizing Logical Volumes on the Fly 3m 44s
LVM Snapshots 5m 43s
Migrating PVs to New Storage 7m 25s
Summary and What's Next 5m 37s
Configuring an iSCSI Block Storage Server
31m 18s
iSCSI and SANS 2m 29s
Install iSCSI Target and Configure Firewall 3m 50s
Create Logical Volume to Share as Block Device 1m 49s
Configure iSCSI Target 7m 46s
Configure iSCSI Initiator 8m 32s
Summary and What's Next 6m 49s
Implementing HA Clusters
47m 29s
Introduction to HA Clusters 2m 55s
Installing Pacemaker 4m 24s
Creating the Cluster 6m 4s
Understanding STONITH and QUORUM 4m 57s
Clustering an IP Address 7m 48s
Installing and Configuring Apache 8m 26s
Clustering Apache 4m 54s
Summary and What's Next 7m 58s
Implementing Aggregated Storage with GlusterFS
35m 27s
Welcome to the GlusterFS 2m 35s
Adding and Preparing Disks 7m 52s
Install GlusterFS and Open Firewall 7m 27s
Implementing Distributed Volumes 7m 10s
Implementing Replicated Volumes 5m 11s
Summary and What's Next 5m 9s
Encrypted Volumes
30m 29s
Full Disk Encryption 2m 13s
Shredding Disks 2m 56s
Encrypting Disks 7m 50s
Opening Encrypted Disks and Formatting 4m 4s
Mounting at Boot 8m 52s
Summary and What's Next 4m 32s
Using the Auto-mounter
29m 17s
Using the Default AutoFS Options 9m 43s
Auto-mounting the Encrypted Partition 5m 17s
Quick Set-up of an NFS Server 4m 49s
Auto-mount Remote Mounts 5m 45s
Summary and What's Next 3m 41s
Implement User and Group Quotas
29m 59s
Introduction to Quotas 2m 18s
Enable Quotas in EXT4 5m 58s
Set and Report on EXT Quotas 9m 25s
XFS Quotas are Better 8m 47s
Summary and What's Next 3m 29s
Andrew is a committed evangelist of the Linux Operating System and the concept of community and freedom that it provides. He has worked as a technical trainer since 1995 and has taught throughout the world, including Australia, the US, Germany and Eastern Europe. Andrew started teaching Linux in 2004 when Novell acquired SUSE and has been a long time supporter of Novell and provides SYSOP support the the Certifed Novell Instructor community on Linux. Andrew founded theurbanpenguin and has been submitting video training material to his YouTube channel since 2009 and currently has over 8,500 subscribers and 1.6 Million views. Andrew has had two publications with Packt: Citrix Access Gateway VPX Essentials (2012) and Citrix XenApp (2013).
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