'Files directories' diaporamas de présentation

Using Linux Commands

Using Linux Commands. Lab 4. Using the Shell in Linux Commands Syntax. Options: could be added to the commands to change their behavior (-a , -la , --help) Argument: is an extra piece of information (ex.: a file name) Environment variables :

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Using Linux Commands

Using Linux Commands. Lab 4. Using the Shell in Linux Commands Syntax. Options: could be added to the commands to change their behavior (-a , -la , --help) Argument: is an extra piece of information (ex.: a file name) Environment variables :

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Unix File System

Unix File System. Stores Files Text, Programs, Images, etc. Made up of Many Files User, Unix System, Unix Commands. Top most directory in Unix. Home Directory. Directory containing all home directories. Unix File System. Unix File System. Home Directory

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Using Linux Commands

Using Linux Commands. Lab 4. Using the Shell in Linux Commands Syntax. Options: could be added to the commands to change their behavior (-a , -la , --help) Argument: is an extra piece of information (ex.: a file name) Environment variables :

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Using Linux Commands

Using Linux Commands. Lab 4. Using the Shell in Linux Commands Syntax. Options: could be added to the commands to change their behavior (-a , -la , --help) Argument: is an extra piece of information (ex.: a file name) Environment variables :

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Using Linux Commands

Using Linux Commands. Lab 3. Using the Shell in Linux Commands Syntax. Options: could be added to the commands to change their behavior (-a , -la , --help) Argument: is an extra piece of information (ex.: a file name) Environment variables :

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Version Control using Subversion

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AFS Near Real Time Mirrors with Unison

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Distributed Operating Systems 66464 Fall 2013 Luai Malhis , Ph.D Required Textbook:

Distributed Operating Systems 66464 Fall 2013 Luai Malhis , Ph.D Required Textbook: Distributed Systems: Principles and Paradigms Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Maarten van Steen. Course Objectives. Identify the different components of distributed operating system and their functions.

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Using Linux Commands

Using Linux Commands. Lab 4. Checking directories and permissions. To find out what your current directory is: To find out the name of your home directory:. To get back to your home directory: To change the current directory to the directory that you choose:.

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Learning basic command

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CODA

CODA. Goals Scalability Clients are loaded to avoid FS bottlenecks. Constant Availability Use with Portable computers Clients local disk is a cache Disconnected operation permitted. Naming/Location

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