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Each of your holdings has a maximum number of levy-troops it can provide, the basic number is determined by the buildings in the holding then you get a number of modifiers to that, the marschal doing that job is one of the modifiers.
Your Martial-Rating has a huge impact too.
When you go to war and your levy has losses it will slowly replenish back to that maximum. You can actually see those two bars under the small picture of the castle.
One is the garrison (never leaves the castle, gets replenished first and is basically what defends it agains sieges) the other one is the levy, if the bar is filled its at its maximum capacity and will only increase further if you either build / upgrade a building that provides levy-troops or one of the modifiers changes for the better.
For a detailed overview of levies:
https://ck2.paradoxwikis.com/Levies
***Start by building all the economic upgrades (castle walls, castle town) and then move on to cheap military buildings that add a lot of low quality soldiers (militia training ground) and finish with more expensive buildings that add high quality soldiers (stables).
The reason to build in that order is so 1) you don't go bankrupt whenever you raise your levy and 2) because the AI takes numbers and not quality into account when deciding to attack you.
For more vassal levy make your vassals like you more. The bigger you get, the more important this gets.