Previously for QEMU/KVM virtual machines I have always used qcow2 file storage. For the first time, using Virt-Manager, I created a Ubuntu 22.04 VM using storage type "logical:LVM Volume". This installation was successful and I am posting from the new OS now.
My question is about making this VM storage volume larger should the need arise. The volume group has adequate free space. Will it be as simple as using a single command such as:
and if this is all that's needed, can it be done on a running VM?
My question is about making this VM storage volume larger should the need arise. The volume group has adequate free space. Will it be as simple as using a single command such as:
Code:
sudo lvextend --resizefs --size +10G /dev/VG1/Ubuntu_LVM