Difference between revisions of "Resize Partition"

Latest revision as of 10:08, 22 February 2024

Typically this process will only need to be performed on a Valt virtual appliance after allocating additional space to the virtual disk.

Unmount the VALT Data Storage Drive:

sudo umount /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine-4.7.1/content

Run parted:
```
sudo parted /dev/sdb
```
Resize the partition:
```
resizepart 1 -1
```
Quit parted:
```
quit
```
Resize the File System:
```
sudo resize2fs -p /dev/sbd1
```
Mount the VALT Data Storage Drive:
```
sudo mount -a
```
Start the Wowza Streaming Engine:
```
sudo service WowzaStreamingEngine start
```

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+{{Article | content =
 Typically this process will only need to be performed on a Valt virtual appliance after allocating additional space to the virtual disk.
 # Stop the Wowza Streaming Engine: <pre>sudo service WowzaStreamingEngine stop</pre>
-# Identify the Valt Data Storage device: <pre>sudo lsblk</pre>
+# Identify the VALT Data Storage device: <pre>sudo lsblk</pre>
-#: [[File:Resize1.png]]
+#: {{img | file = Resize1.png}}
 # Unmount the VALT Data Storage Drive: <pre>sudo umount /usr/local/WowzaStreamingEngine-4.7.1/content</pre>
 # Run parted: <pre>sudo parted /dev/sdb</pre>
-#: [[File:Resize2.png]]
+#: {{img | file = Resize2.png}}
 # Resize the partition: <pre>resizepart 1 -1</pre>
-#: [[File:Resize3.png]]
+#: {{img | file = Resize3.png}}
 # Quit parted: <pre>quit</pre>
-# Resize the File System: <pre>sudo resize2fs /dev/sbd1</pre>
+# Resize the File System: <pre>sudo resize2fs -p /dev/sbd1</pre>
 # Mount the VALT Data Storage Drive: <pre>sudo mount -a</pre>
-#: [[File:Resize5.png]]
+#: {{img | file = Resize5.png}}
 # Start the Wowza Streaming Engine: <pre>sudo service WowzaStreamingEngine start</pre>
+}}