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Articles tagged with #linux-for-beginners
Introduction: Managing disk space is a critical aspect of system administration, especially in multi-user environments where resources need to be efficiently allocated and monitored. Disk quotas provide a means to restrict and monitor disk usage, ens...
Introduction: Understanding File Permissions in Linux and UNIX-Based Systems In the realm of Linux and UNIX-based operating systems, file permissions play a crucial role in determining access rights to files and directories. Every file is associated ...
Introduction: In the realm of data storage, redundancy and performance are key considerations for ensuring data integrity and availability. Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) configurations provide a solution by distributing data across mult...
Introduction: The findmnt command is a useful tool for listing all mounted file systems on a Linux system and provides information about their targets, sources, file system types, and mount options. Below, I'll summarize the basic features and option...
Introduction: In Linux, mounting file systems permanently using the /etc/fstab configuration can sometimes lead to resource inefficiencies, especially when the mounted file system is rarely accessed. An alternative approach to conserving system resou...
Introduction: In Linux, mounting file systems at boot is a crucial task for accessing data stored on different partitions or devices. This guide will cover the essential commands and concepts required to configure systems to mount file systems during...
