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Fedora and LVM

Posted Nov 1, 2012 14:02 UTC (Thu) by TRS-80 (subscriber, #1804)
In reply to: Fedora and LVM by marcH
Parent article: Fedora and LVM

Proxmox VE uses it to store virtual machine images, which it can then LVM snapshot for crash-consistent backups while the VM is running. Being a VM hypervisor, iSCSI is a natural choice to allow shared storage and migration between hosts. I have it running at work and it's pretty awesome.

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