Add Storage to your KVM Linux Virtual Machine from the Command Line

Want to add virtual hard disks to your KVM Linux VMs? Want to do it using the command line? This video will show you how to do it!
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[@237311]

I found your video helpful! Could you please create a tutorial on how to add a RAID volume to a VM using KVM? My KVM hypervisor is currently installed on a single HDD, and I have an additional 4 HDDs configured as RAID. I'm wondering if it's possible to make the RAID volume accessible to the VM through KVM. If so, could you provide guidance on the specific commands to achieve this?

[@scorpio_1312]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing!

[@EddieJennings]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@kot98br]

Hey Eddie, thanks for the content.
What would be the impacts of using the same qcow2 disk driver for multiple VMS? Do you recommend create a unique qcow2 file for each VM?
Thanks

[@EddieJennings]

Thanks for watching! Are you suggesting on qcow2 file that's shared by multiple VMs?

[@habiebalfarizhi1455]

You know how to add hdd to kvm, i wanna use that hdd for game library

[@EddieJennings]

Once you present that block device to your VM, you can give it a file system and mount it; thus data can be stored on it.