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Paso 1. Enchufa/conecta/añade el nuevo volumen a la máquina de linux.
Paso 2. Ejecuta el comando lsblk e identifica cuál de todos es tu nuevo volumen.
Usa como pistas las columnas TYPE (debe ser disk), SIZE (el tamaño del volumen, normalmente lo sabemos de antemano, si hemos enchufado un volumen de 300GB, será el volumen que tenga 300GB), y MOUNTPOINT (el nuevo volumen no tiene ningún punto de montaje, aún, probablemente sea la única línea disk a la que le falte este valor).
Si tu disco no aparece porque has conectado el volumen con la máquina encendida, reinicia la máquina y vuelve a ejecutar este comando.
Ejemplo de lsblk en una máquina virtual que he creado con un volumen de 100G:
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Localiza todas las claves ajenas que apuntan a una determinada tabla
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Estas son las configuraciones recomendadas que tienen que ver con el sistema oprativo sobre el que está instalada la máquina con MariaDB. Puedes configurarlas incluso antes de haber instalado la base de datos.
Cabe asumir que el sistema operativo por excelencia que mejor rendimiento presta para una base de datos como MariaDB es Linux.