Extend Logical Volume In rhel 7/CentOS 7/ Oracle 7 |In creating Logical
Volume section we create testlv with 5GB
We want to increase the
size of the LV from 5GB to 10GB
we can do it two
different ways
1. Extend LV Size with new hardDisk
2. Extend LV Size from extra space of existing VG
Extend LV Size with new hardDisk
We add new disk
/dev/sde to LVM using ‘fdisk ’ command
To do this activity we need to execute the below command.
# fdisk /dev/sde
- Type ‘n’ to create new
partition
- Afer that type ‘p’ to create the
primary partition
- After that we need to enter first and last cylinder value.
- Then type ‘t’ and we will enter the
partition id to create LVM . Now we need to enter 8e and press w to save change.
Now our disk is prepared to add our existing LV. We have to follow the below steps.
Create Physical volume
Now we create a
Physical volume by executing the following command
# pvcreate /dev/sde
To Check PV we use ‘pvdisplay’ command,
Extend Volume group
‘testvg’ to add /dev/sde
# vgextend testvg /dev/sde
To Verify new VG Size we execute ‘vgdisplay’ command
Extend Logical volume
‘testlv’ we need to follow below command.
Here, ‘-L +5G’ means
that the size of LV’testlv’ will increased by 5GB, we can verify the new
size by executing ‘lvdisplay’ command.
But the LV Size is not affected.After execute the resize command the new LV Size will be affected.
To resize the filesystem we need to execute the below command.
# resize2fs /dev/testvg/testlv
To verify new LV Size we execute lvdisplay command.
Extend LV Size from extra space of testvg
Lets take an example we have 2 GB extra space in our existing Volume Group ‘testvg’ . we add that extra space to our lv to inctease the size by following the below process.
Extend Logical volume
‘testlv’ execute the below command.
# lvextend –L +2G /dev/testvg/testlv
To resize the filesystem we need to execute the below command.
# resize2fs /dev/testvg/testlv
To verify new LV Size we execute lvdisplay command.
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