Set up storage 

Create storage that spans slices by creating a RAID 0 or a RAID 5 volume. The RAID 0 or RAID 5 volume can then be used for a file system or any application, such as a database that accesses the raw device 

How to Create a RAID 0 (Stripe) Volume

How to Create a RAID 0 (Concatenation) Volume

How to Create a RAID 1 Volume From Unused Slices

How to Create a RAID 1 Volume From a File System

How to Create a RAID 5 Volume

Expand an existing file system 

Increase the capacity of an existing file system by creating a RAID 0 (concatenation) volume, then adding additional slices. 

How to Expand Storage Space for Existing Data

Expand an existing RAID 0 (concatenation or stripe) volume 

Expand an existing RAID 0 volume by concatenating additional slices to it. 

How to Expand an Existing RAID 0 Volume

Expand a RAID 5 volume 

Expand the capacity of a RAID 5 volume by concatenating additional slices to it. 

How to Expand a RAID 5 Volume

Increase the size of a UFS file system on a expanded volume 

Grow a file system by using the growfs command to expand the size of a UFS while it is mounted and without disrupting access to the data.

Subdivide slices or logical volumes into smaller partitions, breaking the 8 slice hard partition limit 

Subdivide logical volumes or slices by using soft partitions. 

Create a file system 

Create a file system on a RAID 0 (stripe or concatenation), RAID 1 (mirror), RAID 5,or transactional volume, or on a soft partition. 

“Creating File Systems (Tasks)” in System Administration Guide: Basic Administration