Linux Disk and Filesystem Tools
A Practical Guide to Managing Storage, Partitions, and Filesystems on Linux
Master Linux storage management with comprehensive coverage of disk tools, filesystems, partitioning, LVM, RAID, and encryption. Practical guide for system administrators and developers.
About This Book
Quick Overview
Master Linux storage management with comprehensive coverage of disk tools, filesystems, partitioning, LVM, RAID, and encryption. Practical guide for system administrators and developers.
Key Topics Covered
- Linux disk management
- filesystem creation and maintenance
- partition management
- LVM configuration
- software RAID setup
- disk encryption with LUKS
- mount point management
- storage troubleshooting
- filesystem performance optimization
- removable media handling
- network storage integration
- disk usage analysis
- filesystem integrity checking
Who Should Read This Book
Linux system administrators, DevOps engineers, Linux developers, IT professionals working with Linux servers, students pursuing Linux certifications, technical consultants implementing Linux solutions
Prerequisites
Basic Linux command line familiarity, understanding of file permissions, text editor usage (vi/nano), fundamental Linux system concepts
Table of Contents
About This Publication
**Linux Disk and Filesystem Tools** transforms complex storage management concepts into practical skills you can apply immediately in your Linux environment. This comprehensive guide takes you through every aspect of Linux storage administration, from basic disk operations to advanced enterprise-level configurations. You'll master essential Linux commands and tools while learning to make strategic decisions about filesystem selection, partitioning schemes, and storage architecture. The book emphasizes hands-on learning with real-world scenarios that mirror the challenges you'll face in production Linux environments. By the end of this book, you'll confidently handle complex storage tasks including LVM configuration, RAID setup, disk encryption implementation, and performance optimization. The practical approach ensures you develop both the technical skills and the judgment needed for effective Linux storage management. Each chapter builds upon previous knowledge while remaining focused on actionable techniques. Whether you're troubleshooting a filesystem corruption issue or designing a storage strategy for a new Linux deployment, you'll find the guidance and examples you need to succeed.
Book Details
- Format
- File Size
- 1.9 MB
- Chapters
- 13
- Code Examples
- 99
- Exercises
- 99
- Difficulty Level
- beginner
- Reading Time
- 22-29
Special Features
• Comprehensive coverage of Linux-specific storage tools and utilities • Real-world examples and scenarios from production Linux environments • Step-by-step command sequences with detailed explanations • Troubleshooting guides for common Linux storage issues • Performance optimization techniques for various Linux filesystems • Security best practices for Linux disk encryption and access control • Complete command reference sheets for quick lookup • Sample configuration files and fstab entries • Interview preparation questions for Linux system administrator roles • Advanced topics including LVM snapshots and RAID management
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