Linux Today - Storage

2DayGeek: Zstandard is a lossless and super faster data compression algorithm developed by Yann Collet at Facebook.

Linuxize: Learn how to install and secure MySQL on a Ubuntu 18.04 machine.

Linuxize: This tutorial explains how to backup and restore MySQL or MariaDB databases from the command line using the mysqldump utility.

itsFOSS: This quick tutorial shows you how to enable exFAT file system support on Ubuntu and other Ubuntu-based Linux distributions.

The mmv command is used to move, copy, append and rename files in bulk using standard wildcards in Unix-like operating systems.

Learn how to use the 'parted' command to partition storage devices in Linux.

NetworkWorld: The Linux comm command makes it easy to compare files or the contents of directories with its columnar output.

If you've been looking for an easy means of sharing files across your LAN, Jack Wallen believes you won't find a tool simpler than LAN-Share.

Tecmint: Zstandard (also known as zstd) is a free open source, fast real-time data compression program with better compression ratios, developed by Facebook.

Configure a basic automount function on your network file system.

The MySQL Document Store enables storing data without having to create an underlying schema

cCleaner is a popular tools for cleaning out unwanted files, but here are lots of alternatives on Linux.

Partitioning hard disk with old traditional methods is still commonly used by many users.

LinuxHint: If you have virtual machines installed inside VirtualBox, chances are you wish to share data between the VM and the host operating system.

Rufus can be used not only to create bootable Windows drives from ISO files or disk images, but also create bootable Linux USB drives from Windows

NetworkWorld: There's more to copying and renaming files on Linux than cp and mv. Try some commands and strategies that might surprise you and save you some time.

 LinuxTechLab: One of the most performed functions during day to day activities of a system admin is data archiving or data compression/Decompression.

ostechnix: BTFS, the bittorent filesystem, can mount the torrent file or magnet link as a directory and then use it as any read-only directory in your file tree.

Command-line auditing cannot affect the database, because it works with data liberated from its database prison.

EnterpriseStorageForum: As data storage needs continue to grow and many organizations move toward software-defined infrastructure, more enterprises are using open source software to meet some of their storage needs.

LinuxTechLab: Learn how to create a bootable flash drive for Linux

 Learn how to extend storage with LVM

LinuxTechLab: Windows operating system use NTFS for partitioning large Hard disk drives, whether they are local hdd or an external one.

 ostechnix: Cloud commander is a web-based file manager that allows you to view, access, and manage the files and folders of your system from any computer, mobile, and tablet Pc via a web browser.

DataCenterKnowledge: Don't worry, Red Hat isn't going in the hardware business.

Learn more about this powerful, no-hassle Linux storage management solution.

Focusing on ease of use, Stratis offers desktop Linux users a powerful collection of advanced storage features.

NetworkWorld: Sharing files between Linux and Windows systems is surprisingly easy with some fine accommodations from the Linux community.

kerneltalks: Learn how to safely remove disk from LVM.

Clonezilla Live 2.5.5-38 is now the latest stable release of the live system based on the open-source partition and disk imaging and cloning Clonezilla software.

2DayGeek: GParted utility allows user to perform disk resize, copy, and move partitions without data loss.

ostechnix: Setup an Instant File server using "Serve" utility in Linux.

MakeTechEasier: Timeshift is excellent for creating and scheduling regular backups of your Linux desktop system.

Backup on personal computers or servers is always important to prevent permanent data loss.

Use these simple Linux utilities to quickly find files based on type, content, and more.

Learn the history of ext4, including what's different from ext3 and the other filesystems that came before it.

Linuxize: Swap is a space on a disk that is used when the amount of physical RAM memory is full.

LinuxHint: This article shows you an elegant way to synchronize and autobackup folders using only inotifywait and rsync in a Bash script.

Tecmint: System Tar and Restore is a versatile system backup script for Linux systems.