$ curl cheat.sh/
 cheat.sheets:lvs 
# lvs
# Display information about logical volumes in concise form.

# Display basic information about all logical volumes
lvs

# Display logical volume information with more details (use long listing format)
lvs -v

# Display logical volume information with units (e.g., KB, MB, GB)
lvs --units g

# Show all logical volumes sorted by size
lvs --sort lv_size

# Filter to display only logical volumes that belong to a specific volume group
lvs my_volume_group

# Display logical volumes in a columnar format, specifically showing only the volume size
lvs --options lv_size

# Suppress headings in the output for easier parsing
lvs --noheadings

# Display only active logical volumes
lvs --select 'lv_active==active'

# Display logical volumes with their attributes
lvs --segments

# Show logical volumes and their metadata in JSON format
lvs --reportformat json

 tldr:lvs 
# lvs
# Display information about logical volumes.
# See also: `lvm`.
# More information: <https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/lvs.8.html>.

# Display information about logical volumes:
lvs

# Display all logical volumes:
lvs -a

# Change default display to show more details:
lvs -v

# Display only specific fields:
lvs -o field_name_1,field_name_2

# Append field to default display:
lvs -o +field_name

# Suppress heading line:
lvs --noheadings

# Use a separator to separate fields:
lvs --separator =

$
Follow @igor_chubin cheat.sh