Implement Advanced Storage in RHEL - RHCSA (RH134).pdf
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Slides on how to implement advanced storage features - Part of RHCSA (RH134) syllabus
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Implement Advanced Storage
Features
Overview of Stratis
●Storage management solution that simplifies managing storage
pools and filesystems
●Uses thin provisioning by default
●Thin provisioning: Optimizes storage by allocating space as needed,
reducing wasted space
●Combines LVM and filesystem creation into a single process
●Automatically extends filesystems when space is available, unlike
LVM which requires manual extension
Source:Storage management solution in RHEL 8 that simplifies the creation and management of storage pools and filesystems
Stratis Daemon(Stratisd)
Manages and coordinates Stratis storage tasks such as creating and
managing pools, filesystems, and snapshots
Features:
●Automates filesystem resizing when space is available
●Supports snapshot creation for easy backup and recovery
●Handles thin provisioning to optimize storage usage
Stratis Setup and Management
Install stratis and stratisd in the system
●Command: yum install stratis-cli stratisd -y
Enable the stratis daemon service
●Command: systemctl enable stratisd
Start the service
●Command: systemctl start stratisd
Check the status of the service
●Command: systemctl status stratisd
Create a new stratis pool for mounting file system
●Command: stratis pool create <pool-name> <storage-device-name>
Verify the disks in system
●Command: lsblk
Adding disks to the pool to extend the file system automatically
●Command: stratis pool add-data <pool-name><storage-device-name>
To verify whether the pool is created or not
●Command: stratis pool list
Creating a new directory for mounting file system.
●Command: mkdir <directory-name>
To create a new file system in pool
●Command: stratis filesystem create <pool-name> <file-system-name>
Create snapshot of the file system to save its state
●Command: stratis filesystem snapshot <pool-name> <file-system-name>
<snapshot-name>
Mount the file system to the directory
●Command: mount/dev/stratis/<pool-name> <file-system-name>
<directory-name>