In Linux, filesystems can be created and managed relatively easily. Review an explanation of the Linux filesystem, then dive into creating a...
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Linux block devices can be partitioned into several partitions, max to several tens or hundreds primary partitions. (According to MBR or GPT) In order to manage the block deivce more easily, Logical volume manager(lvm) is introduced. It can split a partition into several volumes. First a par...
You manage a Linux system that services 50 users. You have two users who are notorious about filling up shared filesystems with hundreds of gigabytes of personal files, preventing the other 48 system users from storing business files. You hear a lot of complaints from your user base. You've...
Configuring basic system security 6.1. Enabling the firewalld service 6.2. Managing firewall in the rhel 8 web console 6.3. Managing basic SELinux settings 6.4. Switching SELinux modes in the RHEL 8 web console 6.5. Additional resources
On Linux, UNIX, and similar operating systems, file systems on different partitions and removable devices (CDs, DVDs, or USB flash drives for example) can be attached to a certain point (the mount point) in the directory tree, and then detached again. While a file...
Managing Filesystems, Swap, and Devices (Running Linux) A filesystem provides the operating system with a framework for the storage, organization, modification, removal, and retrieval of digital information. The filesystems are responsible for organizing and maintaining files, folders, metada... C...
Switching to the Linux command line to manage your filesystem can take some getting used to, but it's worth the effort. The further you dig into the command line's capabilities—especially when dealing with your filesystem—the faster you'll get things done. Start by practicing these basic...
This chapter has led you on your first steps in exploring the SUSE Linux file system. The file system is vitally important to how Linux works, and we’ll go into it in much depth in upcoming chapters. Here, you were introduced to elementary concepts, such as where personal files are stor...
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