SAM: Learning Linux System Administration

[scottalanmiller]

Just added: http://mangolassi.it/topic/8629/linux-yum-package-management

[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[Neally]

How about LVM ?

[scottalanmiller]

@Neally said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

How about LVM ?

Definitely going to be doing a ton on storage. I've got a supporting article that I need to do as a foundation to that. Then LVM, definitely, that's a big one. i think that I'm covering LVM at MangoCon, too.

[bbigford]

I've run across this thread a few times, finally bookmarked it along with the other learning tools. I bet there is some good content in here when I get some time.

[JaredBusch]

@BBigford said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

I've run across this thread a few times, finally bookmarked it along with the other learning tools. I bet there is some good content in here when I get some time.

tags are your friend

[travisdh1]

@scottalanmiller said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

@Neally said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

How about LVM ?

Definitely going to be doing a ton on storage. I've got a supporting article that I need to do as a foundation to that. Then LVM, definitely, that's a big one. i think that I'm covering LVM at MangoCon, too.

Yeah, LVM tends to be hard for people to wrap their heads around, and also difficult to explain in a clear and concise manner.

[scottalanmiller]

@travisdh1 said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

@scottalanmiller said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

@Neally said in SAM: Learning Linux System Administration:

How about LVM ?

Definitely going to be doing a ton on storage. I've got a supporting article that I need to do as a foundation to that. Then LVM, definitely, that's a big one. i think that I'm covering LVM at MangoCon, too.

Yeah, LVM tends to be hard for people to wrap their heads around, and also difficult to explain in a clear and concise manner.

Yes, you have to have a solid understand of solid "drive appearances" as a standard interface before you can even discuss it.

[scottalanmiller]

Added: http://mangolassi.it/topic/9089/linux-and-virtualization

[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

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[scottalanmiller]

Added: http://mangolassi.it/topic/9266/linux-working-with-disks-fdisk-and-parted

I'm rather unsure about this one. How much details is needed? Do I need more info? More examples?

[scottalanmiller]

Added: http://mangolassi.it/topic/9267/linux-creating-a-filesystem