RAID 10 configuration process

1. Add 5 more hard disks to the virtual machine:

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2.fdisk -l can view Current disk conditions in the virtual machine.

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3. Use the mdadm command to create RAID10 with the name “/dev/md0″.

-C represents the creation operation, -v displays the creation process, -a yes checks RAID name, -n is the number of hard disks used, -l is to define the RAID level and write the name of the hard disk to be added to the array at the end.

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4. Format the RAID disk array to ext4 format:

Type mkfs.ext4 /dev/md0

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5. Create a mount directory

mkdir /media/rid

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6. Mount the file system

mount /dev/md0 /media/rid

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7.View Disk Mounting information:

# df -h

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8. Setting this disk array mounting information to still take effect after restarting:

# echo “/dev/md0 /media/rid ext4 defaults 0 0” >> /etc/fstab

9.Parameter-D View the detailed information of the RAID array:

mdadm-D /dev/md0

You can see that all 5 disks have been mounted successfully.

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10. You can see that the virtual machine has been configured successfully.

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