Mirroring up two spare internal disks under Fedora29

Having had to rebuild another machine, After it was up and running I had a server with the OS installed on the boot disk and two spare internal disks that used to be in a raid array. While the machine supported hardware raid I chose to setup software raid as it gives me more control, and personally I would rather ‘tweak’ with the command line than at the hardware bios level.

Anyway, rather than re-create the wheel, there is a very good article at https://www.tecmint.com/create-raid1-in-linux/ that explains how to mirror up a spare two disks.

I put a LUKs filesystem on mirrored disks and made it a /home directory.

About mark

At work, been working on Tandems for around 30yrs (programming + sysadmin), plus AIX and Solaris sysadmin also thrown in during the last 20yrs; also about 5yrs on MVS (mainly operations and automation but also smp/e work). At home I have been using linux for decades. Programming background is commercially in TAL/COBOL/SCOBOL/C(Tandem); 370 assembler(MVS); C, perl and shell scripting in *nix; and Microsoft Macro Assembler(windows).
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