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Managing File Systems and Storage in RHEL 9

This lab covers essential storage management in RHEL 9 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux, version 9), including disk partitioning, file system creation, and LVM. You’ll learn to manage storage devices, mount file systems persistently, and dynamically allocate space using LVM for efficient storage management.

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Level
Beginner
Last updated
Oct 14, 2025
Duration
1h 15m

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Table of Contents
  1. Challenge

    Disk Partitioning and Storage Management in RHEL 9

    To start, you will earn how to manage storage devices and partitions in RHEL 9 using essential Linux commands like lsblk, fdisk, parted, and mkfs. In this challenge, you’ll identify available storage devices, create partitions using both fdisk and parted, and format them with the appropriate file system. By mastering these disk management techniques, you’ll be able to efficiently allocate and manage storage in enterprise Linux environments, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

  2. Challenge

    Mount and Automate Storage Management

    In this challenge, you will learn how to manually mount file systems and configure persistent storage management. In this challenge, you’ll practice mounting partitions, verifying access, and automating storage mounting using /etc/fstab. You’ll also explore mounting using UUID and LABEL to ensure reliable disk identification.

  3. Challenge

    Manage Storage with Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

    Finally, you will learn how to manage storage using Logical Volume Manager (LVM). You will start by creating physical volumes using pvcreate, then combine them into volume groups with vgcreate. After that, you will create logical volumes to store data. You will also learn how to expand storage when needed by adding more space to a volume group using vgextend and increasing the size of a logical volume with lvextend. Finally, you will adjust the file system using resize2fs to make sure the extra space is usable.

  4. Challenge

    The Last Challenge

    Welcome to the final challenge! This is your last chance to experiment in the environment. Clicking Finish Lab will end this little world that flittered into existence just for you.

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