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vgdisplay - Display VG (Volume Group) Information





The vgdisplay command is a part of the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) toolset and is used to display information about a Volume Group (VG). It provides details about the specified VG's configuration and status.
vgdisplay [OPTIONS] VG_NAME .

Here:
"VG_NAME" is the name of the volume group for which you want to display information.

Some commonly used options for the vgdisplay command include:

For example, the following command will display detailed information about a volume group named "my_vg":
# vgdisplay my_vg

Running this command will provide you with information about the specified volume group's physical and logical extents, allocation policies, and more.

For more detailed explanations and additional examples of the vgdisplay command in LVM, you can refer to the provided link.