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q: best method to migrate /www folder and mariadb i have a server running under centos 7 with raid 10 sata disks (4tb), i have msa2040 and created a volume for my server (raid 6 - 10tb sas).
i have formatted and created partition to be able to use this volume on my server. now i am able to use it normally.
it communicates with 8 gbps fibre channel. 
what i want to ask is; current i created a directory on /msastorage/myfolder and created a link to this folder in my apache folder.
current setup is:
/msastorage/exampledomain.com is linked to /var/www/exampledomain.com (alias)
i can use it without any problem but is there any efficient method should i use? like creating an alias directly in apache config? or is it logical to use apache mesos? also i am planning to migrate my database to this volume, should i follow this guide?
thanks in advance for suggestions.

a: i cant quite follow you, but in general using symlinks to relocate data is something you want to avoid. when you add storage to a server you typically either:


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*add the new storage to an existing lvm volume group: 


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*which allows you to extend the existing volumes/file-systems (that means i dont have to copy data, dont have to worry about permissions or even downtime) 

*also allows you to create new volumes/file-systems and mount them where you need them


*create a new lvm volume group which:


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*also allows you to create new volumes/file-systems and mount them where you need them



normally you dont turn new storage into a single filesystem at a random mount point to then move some of your data to that new file-system and point symlinks from the old location to the new.  (moving large datasets from one file-system to another can be time consuming, cause downtime and having your data at non-default locations requires some extra care with regards to selinux.)  

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