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Planning Your LVM Configuration
Setting Up Different Types of Logical Volumes
Setting Up Logical Volumes for Raw Data Storage
Setting Up Logical Volumes for File Systems
Setting Up Logical Volumes for Swap
Setting Up Logical Volumes for Dump
Planning for Availability
Increasing Data Availability Through Mirroring
Increasing Disk Redundancy Through Disk Sparing
Increasing Hardware Path Redundancy Through Multipathing
Planning for Performance
General Performance Factors
Internal Performance Factors
Increasing Performance Through Disk Striping
Increasing Performance Through I/O Channel Separation
Planning for Recovery
Preparing for LVM System Recovery

By default, the LVM commands are already installed on your system. This chapter discusses issues to consider when setting up your logical volumes. It addresses the following topics:



LVM Limitations
  		 


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