Recommended scheme for partitioning root file system into subvolumes following the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

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The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) is the formal codification for root file tree on Linux installations, as inherited from earlier iterations of Unix and POSIX, and subsequently adapted. It standardizes the exact uses of the familiar /home , /etc , /usr , /var , and so on, from various historic differences of convention, and resolves where application-specific and site-specific file names may…

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