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    File System Layout in DevOps

    Understanding file systems is crucial for efficient DevOps practices. This


    presentation will explore the basics of file systems, their components,
    and best practices for management.

    by AKHIL Goud
    What is a File System?
    Organization Access Management

    Organizes and stores data in a Provides a mechanism for accessing Enables operations like creating,
    hierarchical structure and managing files deleting, and modifying files
    Key Components of a File
    System

    1 Metadata 2 Directories
    Information about files like Organize files into a
    name, size, and hierarchical structure
    permissions

    3 File Allocation Tables 4 Inodes


    (FAT)
    Data structures that store
    Track file locations on the file metadata
    disk
    File System Hierarchy and Directory Structure

    Root Directory
    1 Top-level directory

    Subdirectories
    2
    Contain files and other subdirectories

    Files
    3
    Data stored in the file system
    Disk Partitioning and Layouts
    Single Partition Multiple Partitions
    Entire disk dedicated to one Dividing the disk into
    file system separate file systems

    Logical Volume Management


    Creating flexible, virtual partitions
    File Allocation Methods

    FAT (File Allocation Table) Inodes


    Simple, but can be inefficient for More efficient, uses pointers to file
    large files data blocks

    Ext2, Ext3, Ext4


    Popular file systems used in Linux
    distributions
    Advantages and Limitations
    FAT Inodes Ext

    Simple, widely supported, but less More efficient, but complex to Powerful, but can have performance
    efficient manage issues with large datasets
    Best Practices for File System Management

    Regular Backups
    1
    Protect data from loss or corruption

    Disk Space Monitoring


    2
    Prevent disk space exhaustion

    Regular Maintenance
    3
    Defragmentation, error checking, and cleanup
    Conclusion and Key Takeaways
    File systems are a fundamental aspect of DevOps, and understanding
    them is essential for efficient system management. Key takeaways
    include choosing the right file system for your needs, implementing best
    practices for management, and ensuring data security through backups
    and monitoring.

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