how to create disk partitions on physical disks using fdisk and parted in Linux - Ubuntu

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Create partitions using the fdisk and parted in using Linux CLI (Command Line Interface)

0:00 Introduction
1:59 using fdisk
26:05 using parted
41:20 Summary
49:11 Quick (2 min) Implementation

1: Add a new Physical disk
2: Search using Fdisk -l or parted -l
3: select the disk sudo parted [disk-name] || sudo fdisk [disk-name]
4: create partition table = mklabel gpt || o (dos) g (gpt)
5: create new partition = mkpart || n
6: exit = quit || w (after writing the changes) q (without saving changes)
7: sudo mkfs.ext4 [disk-partition] //sdd1
8: sudo mkdir [newly-created-directory]
9: df -h //to see the mount points
10: sudo mount [disk-partition(/dev/sdd1)] [newly-created-directory]
11: repeat 9
12: get the UUID from 'sudo lsblk -f'
13: add the entry in '/etc/fstab', that will enable the mouting on every reboot
14: sudo umount [disk-partition]
15: to delete a partition rm [partition-number] || d