05-06-2018
Hello peasant,
Thanks for your guide & I am very glad to inform that after used the below command.
zfs set reservation=100GB u01-data-pool/u01
the /data file system are extended and the free space are 141 gb, before it was 75 gb.
u01-data-pool/data 700G 559G 141G 80% /data
Again appreciate & thanks.
Now the same scenario has our production environment & we have not a more space
to store the db data.
$ zpool list prod-db-pool
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CAP HEALTH ALTROOT
prod-db-pool 848G 629G 219G 74% ONLINE -
after df -kh , the space for /data & /u01 are below, both are in same pool.
prod-db-pool/data 600G 576G 24G 97% /data
prod-db-pool/u01 200G 53G 147G 27% /u01
Now our important file system is /data and it has only 24GB remaining, kindly guide us
how to extend the free space of /data file system.
Regards,
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
ping-connection-pool --user admin_user [--password admin_password] [--host localhost] [--port 4848] [--secure|-s] [--passwordfile filename]
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OPTIONS
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