-
Bitrix Virtual Appliance v7.x
-
What's New
-
Installation of Bitrix Environment (BitrixEnv) for Linux
-
Launching Bitrix Virtual Appliance
-
VMBitrix.CRM
-
Installation and Migration of Bitrix24 Products to BitrixVA/BitrixEnv
-
1. Manage servers in the pool
-
2. Manage localhost
-
3. Configure MySQL servers
-
4. Configure Memcached Servers
-
5. Background Tasks in the pool
-
6. Configure pool sites
-
1. Create Site
-
2. Delete Site
-
3. Change Cron Tasks on Site
-
4. Change E-mail Settings on Site
-
5. Change HTTPS Settings on Site
-
6. Change Backup Settings on Site
-
7. Configure NTLM Authorization for all Sites
-
8. Configure Optional Services (xmppd|smtpd) for Site
-
9. Bitrix Composite Site
-
10. Configure Site Options
-
11. Show Sites with Errors
-
-
7. Manage Sphinx in the pool
-
8. Manage Web Nodes in the pool
-
9. Monitoring in the pool
-
10. Configure Push/RTC Service
-
Additional Settings for BitrixAV/BitrixEnv
-
Modification of BitrixVA Standard Settings without Disabling Autotuning
-
Adding SSL-certificates in BitrixVA/BitrixEnv
-
Expanding BitrixVA Disk Space
-
Connecting Swap Partition
-
Manual Configuration of Memcached
-
Correct Mounting of Windows-Resources
-
Execution of All Agents via Cron
-
Mounting Options
-
Connecting IDE
-
Packet Source Codes (starting from version 7.3.0!)
-
Beta version of BitrixEnv/VMBitrix.CRM
-
PHP-Extensions Manual Enabling
-
BitrixVA proxying settings
-
-
BitrixVA API for Providers
-
How to create BitrixVM image for cloning
-
-
Bitrix Virtual Appliance Contents
-
Introduction
-
Service configuration
-
BitrixVM Configuration
-
-
Archive
-
Bitrix Virtual Appliance v4.3 (Archived)
-
Introduction
-
Running the Bitrix Virtual Appliance
-
Configuring the SMTP Mail Server
-
Creation of a Master-Slave Cluster
-
Adding a Site
-
Automatic Backups
-
Sphinx Search Engine Setup
-
Update of Bitrix Virtual Appliance
-
Restoring a Web Project from a backup copy
-
Additional BitrixVA settings
-
-
Bitrix Virtual Appliance v5.x (Archived)
-
Installation of Bitrix Environment for Linux 5.x
-
Installation of the VA VMware Edition
-
Migration of the Bitrix product to a VA
-
Host management
-
Configure MySQL servers
-
Manage local server
-
Configure the memcached servers
-
Background tasks in the pool
-
Manage the sites in the pool
-
Sphinx Search Engine Setup
-
Manage web-servers
-
Monitoring in pool
-
Additional BitrixVA settings
-
-
Supplementing an Additional Hard Drive to BitrixVA
Lesson 77 out of 182
Because the main volume of disk space is consumed by site content and their reserve copies, located in /home/bitrix
, as well as by the database, located in /var/lib/mysql
, these specific partitions should be placed at separate disks.
Let's review this task with an example, when a folder /home
is transferred with site contents and their backup copies to a separate disk.
- A new disk of required size should be added in the equipment list of the Virtual Appliance settings. All the actions, listed below, are needed to be performed under the root user administrator account:
- After the disk was added, to initialize it, a server re-load can possibly be required. You can see the new disk and its assigned letter designation via this command:
fdisk -l
- Launch the fdisk utility for work with the
/dev/sdb
disk:fdisk /dev/sdb
Create a new partition via the n command:
- new (primary partition) - p command and
Partition number (1-4): 1
; - first and the last sectors should be selected by default - this way, a partition will be created, using all the free space on the disk:
- new (primary partition) - p command and
After partition table are saved, format new partition and transfer information from
CentOS 6/home
to it:mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt service httpd stop service nginx stop mv -f /home/* /mnt umount /mnt
CentOS 7mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt systemctl stop httpd.service systemctl stop nginx.service mv -f /home/* /mnt umount /mnt
- Text step, define UUID for new disk:
blkid /dev/sda1: UUID="99066558-ba04-465c-9962-e827aa2928ec" TYPE="ext4" /dev/sda2: UUID="8ea38ef9-1ee5-423b-a013-15fd603a678e" TYPE="swap" /dev/sda3: UUID="08ec5c65-8fd8-47ac-a998-d81195c8f964" TYPE="ext4" /dev/sdb1: UUID="b2e58731-b621-4bd5-909a-afe3bb5dd8a1" TYPE="ext4"
and add the record (in this example:
UUID=b2e58731-b621-4bd5-909a-afe3bb5dd8a1
) about it in/etc/fstab
(instead of UUID, device name/dev/sdb
also can be used): The only thing that is left, is to import a new disk and to launch previously stopped services:
CentOS 6mount /home service httpd start service nginx start
CentOS 7mount /home systemctl start httpd.service systemctl start nginx.service
To save changes on the disk and to exit from the fdisk, enter the w command.
Adding disks in other virtualization environment or directly on a physical server is performed in a similar manner.