Mar 20 · 4 min read · If you're just starting with Linux, the terminal can feel intimidating. But once you understand how Linux organizes files, everything starts to make sense. Today I want to explain one concept that cha
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Feb 9 · 9 min read · If you’re building on AWS and need a hands-off, scalable file system, Amazon FSx is hard to miss. The service supports a range of storage solutions tailored to different scenarios, including Windows applications and high-performance computing. Over t...
Join discussionJan 11 · 3 min read · The Linux file system is a hierarchical structure that starts from a single root directory /. Unlike Windows (which uses drives like C: or D:), Linux uses one unified directory tree. / ├── bin ├── boot ├── dev ├── etc ├── home ├── lib ├── proc ├── ro...
Join discussionDec 18, 2025 · 3 min read · Introduction As someone preparing for a DevOps role, I’m learning Linux with a lean approach — focusing only on what’s required to operate and debug real servers. This post covers Linux Filesystem and navigation and hands-on demonstrations on Youtube...
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Oct 24, 2025 · 18 min read · Personal notes As usual, this article was born because I took the “Introduction to Linux (LFS101)” course from the Linux Foundation. At first, I took this course because I have an upcoming technical interview for a Cloud Development Engineer position...
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Sep 27, 2025 · 6 min read · Files & Directories 1. A file isn’t its name?! Ever done rm file on Linux and the disk space didn’t drop?“You deleted it — so why is it still there?”👉 That’s because of the inode. inode = the real body of the file (stores data + metadata) name = j...
Join discussionAug 30, 2025 · 13 min read · Introduction: The Digital File Cabinet Analogy Imagine you're managing a busy office with thousands of documents. You have filing cabinets, incoming mail, and need to organize, store, and retrieve documents efficiently. In the digital world, your Nod...
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