Master Linux File System for DevOps Interviews

Confused by the Linux file hierarchy? In this video, I break down the Linux File System structure so you can answer common DevOps interview questions with confidence.
Will have a comprehensive look at how Linux manages data, from the visual directory structure to the underlying storage mechanics. We begin with the root directory structure defined by the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, detailing how volumes are mounted to appear as a single tree,.
The guide delves into the technical components of file management, including:
• Inodes and Dentries: How directories map filenames to inodes containing metadata,.
• Access Control: Managing user access through standard permissions and advanced Access Control Lists (ACLs) for specific user or group rules,.
• Underlying Filesystems: A comparison of common Linux filesystems like Ext4 (balanced performance), XFS (high performance), and Btrfs (data integrity),.
• System Maintenance: Using the fsck command to check and repair filesystem errors
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