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  • How to use the maximum VDO logical blocks without overcommiting?

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    I would like to utilize the max space for logical blocks without overcommiting the the physical blocks available. As I know there are metadata used by VDO.
    Sometimes we may expand the VDO backend storage.

    So it may be difficult to adjust the corresponding VDO logical blocks.
    Say I have this information:

    vdo status | grep blocks

        1K-blocks: 10170368
        1K-blocks available: 3295368
        1K-blocks used: 6875000
        compressed blocks written: 111
        data blocks used: 937367
        journal blocks batching: 0
        journal blocks committed: 553
        journal blocks started: 553
        journal blocks writing: 0
        journal blocks written: 553
        logical blocks: 1434421
        logical blocks used: 1277082
        overhead blocks used: 781383
        physical blocks: 2542592
        reference blocks written: 8
        slab journal blocks written: 8
        slab summary blocks written: 18
    

    I would like to have an option to expand the maximum logical blocks without overcomiitting, just like lvm command similar to '-L 100%FREE.' Instead of manual calculation.

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