Linux-- Disk Management --04

1, the disk works:

  Track, head, sector, cylinder

2, disk classification:

  Mechanical disk:

    Serial: SCSI, iSCSI, SATA

    Concurrent: ATA

  SSD: HDD

 3, the file system:

  Windows: fat32 ntfs exfat (Apple may also use)

  Linux : ext2  ext3  ext4  BtrFS  xfs

             

4, file space

  iNode --- index space (file attributes)

  data storage block ---

              fdisk --- disk partition

              mkfs -t format, write to the file system

              mount Mounts

                     -a The / etc / fstab where all mounts

              umount to unmount

5, LVM logical volume management --- dynamic management

  Linux kernel modules -dm

  PV (logical) --- VG of (volume group) --- the LV (logical volume)

    Advantages: Dynamic be increased memory space may be reduced

    lvextend --- add disk space

    lvreduce --- delete disk space

    Mirror:

    lvcreate -n mirrorname -s -p -L 1000M / dev / mapper / VGname-LVname

6, RAID disk management --- disk redundancy

              Redundant array of independent disks

                     1, redundancy

                     2, to improve the performance of read and write

                            --- RAID0 strip technology, changed the data memory unit

                            raid1 --- mirroring technology,

                            raid4 --- calibration techniques,

                            --- RAID5 checksum values ​​stored in the plurality of disk

                            raid6 --- secondary calibration,

                            raid10 --- perform much better,

                     --- hard raid raid card needed to achieve

                     After the raid --- soft performance will deteriorate, will not do the job, do not raid partition

                            mdadm --- raid command

                            mdadm -C / dev / md0 -l 1 -N 2 / dev / sda / dev / sdb -x / dev / SDC

  Create md0 rating of 1, two hard drives, -x represents the hard disk only when the back of the front is broken by

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/gxnihao/p/11431500.html