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centos 8 minimal install

CentOS 8 Minimal Install Easy

What is CentOS

CentOS is a reproduction of Redhat enterprise Linux(RHEL), CentOS is a stable release unlike Fedora it is a beta version of RHEL, CentOS provides regular updates and security patches like Redhat. CentOS is open source platform, so anyone can download and use it it and distribute for free.

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ansible-adhoc

Ansible 2.9 ad-hoc commands

Ansible ad-hoc commands are mainly useful for one time task. for example if we want to check the whether servers are reachable, or to find kernel or os version for servers, in this section we are going to see few use cases with ansible adhoc commands

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dnf package manager

dnf Package manager utility RHEL / CentOS 8 / Fedora

dnf or Dandified YUM utility used in since Fedora 18, RHEL / CentOS8, In this blog we are going to see dnf features and how to use. dnf package manager utility is used to install / remove / update package and dependencies, the dnf repolist command will display the available repos in the dnf repository

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LVM filesystem

LVM Filesystem creation in Linux

LVM is a device mapper that manages the block devices. LVM disk can be resized, expect boot volume (/boot) all other file system can be made into LVM partitions.

We can dynamically allocate / de-allocate the file system with out rebooting the server. For expansion of disk is an online change, while removing a disk requires a minimal downtime.

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Easy use of yum package manager

Easy use of yum package manager RHEL-CentOS 6/7/8

YUM – Is Yellow Dog Update / Modifier, is a command line tool used as package manager. using yum we to install / update /remove the package.
Dependencies are installed automatically from the yum repository. In this section we are going to see general commands that are used for daily activities. YUM is free and open source.

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Distribution

Linux Operating System Distribution

Linux is Open source software in earlier stages, It has been the most used operating system in the world, the Linux distributions are based on collection of software, based on the package manager the Linux distributions are available, both Open source and commercial Operating systems are available.

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Quick Health check on Linux servers v1.0

Quick Health check on Linux servers v1.0

When users are reporting the servers are slow or facing issues in the connection, few commands that will make quick understanding about the system, The first and for most is doing the connectivity check from the local machine(laptop or desktop), ping server name, If we are successfully able to get the ping results, Connect to the server and do the basic commands

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Kickstart Storage Migration using LVM

Kickstart Storage Migration using LVM

TThere are several of methods to migrate from old to new storage, in this section we are going to migrate using pvmove for the migration, we use pvmove in physical server storage migration.

Step-byStep Storage Migration using LVM is the easy method to migrate from old to new storage, we can do to physical server as well as virtual server

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Easy listing block devices using lsblk

Mastering the lsblk Command: A Guide to Block Devices

lsblk command list all available device or a block devices. Also read the sysfs filesystem and udev db togather information.
Expect RAM disks prints in tree format. lsblk –help will show list of options that can be used.

by default the NAME,MAJ:MIN,RM,SIZE,RO,TYPE,MOUNTPOINT columns will be listed. we can also customize the menus. The lsblk command will be very helpful while we adding / removing the disk, to check mounted filesystem of the disks.

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