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CentOS-8 - 20200528

  • A volume group named rootvg includes the base /dev/vda disk.

  • /dev/vdb is mounted by default to /data but can be added to rootvg so you can extend rootlv (the / mount point) as necessary.

  • A base 15GB of storage is allocated to the OS volume (rootvg) in addition to the /data storage.

CentOS-7 - 20200528

  • A volume group named rootvg includes the base /dev/vda disk.

  • /dev/vdb is mounted by default to /data but can be added to rootvg so you can extend rootlv (the / mount point) as necessary.

  • A base 15GB of storage is allocated to the OS volume (rootvg) in addition to the /data storage.

CentOS-7-cPanel - 20200528

  • A volume group named rootvg includes the base /dev/vda disk.

  • /dev/vdb is mounted by default to /data but can be added to rootvg so you can extend rootlv (the / mount point) as necessary.

  • A base 15GB of storage is allocated to the OS volume (rootvg) in addition to the /data storage.

  • The filesystem layout is well suited for cPanel as it includes the following base mount points as logical volumes:

    • /, /usr, /var, and /home which can all be extended because they are part of the rootvg volume group.

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