Gowtham Subramanigowtham001.hashnode.dev·Feb 25, 2024Exploring Linux File Systems: Understanding the Backbone of Data ManagementExploring Linux File Systems: Understanding the Backbone of Data ManagementAre you curious about the backbone of data management in Linux systems? Dive into the fascinating world of Linux file systems with me! Title: Navigating the Labyrinth: A Compr...DiscussLinux
Abdullah Bin Altafdevopswithabdullah.hashnode.dev·Feb 4, 2024Lecture # 9 - Linux File SystemLinux File System and Structure: The Linux file system, also known as the Linux directory structure or Linux filesystem hierarchy, is the organizational layout of files and directories on a Linux operating system. It follows a hierarchical structure ...Discuss·10 likesDevops
Ansuman Satapathyansumannn.hashnode.dev·Jan 29, 2024Going Easy Mode With LinuxThe Big Question Okay, let me start off with the big question. Is Linux an operating system? Well, yes but no. When people talk about Linux, they refer to the whole operating system which includes the Linux kernel and various GNU tools and utilities,...Discuss·37 readsDevOps SeriesLinux
Afridi Shaikcloudcoder.hashnode.dev·Dec 2, 2023Working With FilesManaging Files 1. Linux: Everything Treated as a File In Linux, everything, including devices, directories, and processes, is treated as a file. This abstraction allows a consistent interface for interacting with diverse entities in the system. ...DiscussLinux AlchemyLinux files
Afridi Shaikcloudcoder.hashnode.dev·Dec 2, 2023Working with Directories:Manage Directories cdCommand: Used to change the current working directory. Example: cd /path/to/directory. pwdCommand: Prints the current working directory. Example: pwd. ~(Tilde): Represents the home directory of the current user....DiscussLinux AlchemyLinux directories
Amit Paradamitparad.hashnode.dev·Nov 7, 2023Day 03- Linux File System🐧Linux File System🐧 🐧A Linux file system is a structured collection of files on a disk drive or a partition. A partition is a segment of memory that contains some specific data. In our machine, there can be various partitions of the memory. Genera...Discusslinux-file-system
Dipanshudipanshu2005.hashnode.dev·Oct 26, 2023File Permissions in LinuxFile permissions are core to the security model used by Linux systems. They determine who can access files and directories on a system and how. File permissions in Linux are a way to control who can access files and directories and what they can do w...Discuss·1 likefile-permission
Bipin Shresthabipinstha019.hashnode.dev·Oct 14, 2023Linux-File SystemLinux file system has a hierarchical tree structure. Unlike OS like Windows(which has multiple root folders), Linux has only one root folder. In Linux, we have one root folder just like the root of a tree then inside the root folder there are a coupl...Discuss·2 likeslinux-file-system
Vinayak Salunkheyes-we-can-devops.hashnode.dev·Oct 11, 2023Linux File Systems: Ext2 vs Ext3 vs Ext4 vs XFSLinux File Systems: Ext2 vs Ext3 vs Ext4 vs XFS \>> ext2, ext3, ext4 and xfs are all filesystems created for Linux. This article explains the following: High a level of difference between these filesystems. How to create these filesystems. How to ...Discusslinux-file-system
Subash Neupanesubashneupane7.hashnode.dev·Sep 1, 2023Understanding the Linux File System and HierarchyThe file system is an organized group of files in a computer's storage space. It is a design that tells how files are arranged and structured in a logical way. A partition is like a section of the disk that holds different kinds of information, and a...DiscussLinux