The linux server mounts the hard disk and sets the hard disk to be loaded at boot

1: Cause

Today, when I was on a customer’s bastion machine, I found that the previously deployed programs and database data had disappeared. amazing! ! But looking at the historical data is not like deleting the data manually because the entire directory is gone.

Two: process

Found that there are partition data under fdisk -l

But the disk is still not found under df -h

So I judged that the hard disk mounting information was not added to the system environment, which caused the hard disk to be unable to be remounted after the server restarted.

So we mount the hard disk first

mount /dev/vdb /opt/calis/

Found that df -h has a hard disk

To prevent restarting the server next time, reproduce this situation

Add hard disk information to the system environment

vim /etc/fstab

 

View hard drive format

df -T

Just add the information to /etc/fstab, and you won't be afraid of restarting the server next time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Origin blog.csdn.net/wjg1314521/article/details/112981836