Linux file system .

Hello everyone, my name is Harshvardhan and I would like to welcome you to my blog in the Linux file system, let's take a quick look at what we will be discussing on this blog: what is a file system, what file system contains and what are the basic commands that are executed.

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What exactly is a file system really ?

A File system is used to control how data is stored and retrieved. Without a file system, data placed in a storage medium would be one large body of data with no way to tell where one piece of data stops and the next begins.

A file system can break data into pieces and give each piece a name. In this way, the data is easily sorted and identified.

Each data group is called a "file", while the structure and concepts used to manage data groups and their names are called "file system."

To put it bluntly: A file system is a data management system.

What is data management?

A logical format for data management is the "file + directory + directory tree", which is the most common form of data format used by current file systems (In Windows, the directory is called a folder).

Data related to data management logical structure + data = logical component of file system. Different data management schemes with results that lead to different file systems.

What is a directory?

The index is a group of files. The guide is divided into two types:

• Root directory.
• Sub directory.

directories are used to organize your data files, programs well.

File system configuration:

The file system is made up of 3 key elements

1. API (application programming interface).
2. Data.
3. Physical storage for that data.

Let's do a simple fun activity (including simple instructions used for a directory in a file system):

Use the mkdir command (simply used to create a new directory).

         mkdir dir22

      

     2. The following list of recent documents with the help of the ls command:

        ls -ld dir22

     

      3. To change the active directory use the cd command:

        cd dir22

     4 To print the current active directory, use the pwd command:

        pwd

     5. Write all:

       ls -l

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