Week 5 - File system / File Management Commands Flashcards

1
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Storage device, file system, and application software.

A

Components

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2
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The operating system (OS) manages the file system and application I/O

A

Process

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3
Q

Storage is directly attached to the server (via host bus adapter, etc.)

The by far most common way to access storage is so simple that we rarely think about it as a storage model:

A

Direct Attached Storage (DAS)

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4
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Storage inside the server case

A

Internal Storage

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5
Q

Connected via external ports (USB, Fibre Channel, etc.)

A

External storage

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6
Q

What is RAID?

A

Redundant Array of Independent Disks
(RAID)

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7
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What is LVM?

A

Logical Volume Manager
(LVM)

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8
Q

Multiple clients access storage over the network.

A

Network Attached Storage (NAS)

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9
Q

One system holds all storage, accessible by other clients

A

Centralized file server

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10
Q

This networks are frequently labeled an “enterprise solution” due to their significant performance advantages and distributed nature

A

Storage Area Networks (SAN)

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11
Q

What is SCSI?

A

Small Computer System Interface

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12
Q

High-performance storage network using protocols like Fibre Channel or iSCSI.

A

Storage Area Networks (SAN)

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12
Q

What is FCP and LUN?

A

Fibre Channel Protocol
Logical Unique Number

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13
Q

File System Level

What are the Commercial services that offers file hosting or file storage services?

D, GD, Ai, M. OD

A
  • Dropbox
  • Google Drive
  • Apple’s iCloud
  • Microsoft’s OneDrive
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14
Q

Remote storage over the internet

Accessible from anywhere via cloud services.

A

Cloud Storage

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15
Q

3 Distinct categories within this storage model

A

File System Level
Object Level
Block Level

16
Q

Object storage Level

Services that provide access on the object level

hiding file system implementation details from the client, provide easier abstraction

A. 3S, WABS

A

Amazon’s Simple Storage Service
Windows Azure’s Blob Storage

17
Q

Block storage Level

Services that offer clients access on the block level

Allows them to create file systems and partitions as they see fit

EBS, OS CS

A

Amazon’s Elastic Block Store
OpenStack’s Cinder service

18
Q

Reduced to its most basic tasks, a ____ ____ is responsible for storing, managing and updating data on the storage device in question.

A

file system

19
Q

Manage block device storage, files, directories, and metadata (e.g., ext4, NTFS).

A

Disk File Systems

20
Q

Allow multiple systems to access a centralized storage resource over a network (e.g., NFS, AFS).

A

Distributed File Systems

21
Q

Unix world, there exists an old mantra: “Everything is a file.”

Unix supports special files like network sockets, character/block devices, and pseudo-devices (e.g.,/dev/null)

A

Other File Systems

22
Q

Directories and files are organized in a tree structure.

A

File System Layout