[KLUG Members] new Linux sysadmin book
Adam Tauno Williams
adam at morrison-ind.com
Wed Feb 23 15:14:26 EST 2005
> > > Here's the url for the pub's description of the book I passed around at
> > > the meeting last night:
> > > Wells, Nicholas. The Complete Guide to Linux System Administration
> > > (Thompson Course Technology 0616216166). It is just out--was not
> > > available at Amazon till January 05.
> > > It's a basic (introductory) text for class use (not a trade book--priced
> > > as a textbook :- (
> > > http://www.course.com/catalog/product.cfm?
> > > isbn=0-619-21616-6&CFID=6064776&CFTOKEN=85074437\
> > Does it cover LVM? (vgcreate, vgdisplay, lvcreate, etc..)
> There's a paragraph:
> If you create a logical volume gorup in Disk Druid as you install Linux,
> you can use the collection of LVM utilities to manage logical volume
> groups and make changes such as those described in the previous example.
> The lvm program is the principal utility; enter the command apropos lvm
> to see a list of related utilities. (p 595)
Rather scant but better than nothing.
Honestly I'd expect a text billing itself as in the "sysadmin" category
to have an entire chapter (at least) relating to LVM. Storage
management is one of the big buggers of system administration, a topic
filled with subtlety and all manner of grues waiting for the hapless
adventurer to step a bit to near the shadows.
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