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CMPE 151: Network Administration

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Large Scale File Systems

Large Scale File Systems. by Dale Denis. The need for Large Scale File Systems. Big Data. The Network File System (NFS ). The use of inexpensive commodity hardware. Large Scale File Systems. The Google File System (GFS). The Hadoop File System (HDFS). Outline.

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Network File System: NFS and Coda

Network File System: NFS and Coda. Presented by Hakim Weatherspoon. Evolution of networked file systems. NFS: 1984, now in its 4 th version. Developed by Sun. AFS: 1987, developed at CMU. Coda: post-AFS, also developed at CMU. . Design and Implementation of the Sun Network File System.

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Caching in Distributed File System

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Distributed File Systems

Distributed File Systems. Yih-Kuen Tsay Dept. of Information Management National Taiwan University. Purposes of a Distributed File System. Sharing of storage and information across a network Convenience (and efficiency) of a conventional file system

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CMPE 151: Network Administration

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Distributed File Systems

Distributed File Systems. Purposes of a Distributed File System. Sharing of storage and information across a network Convenience (and efficiency) of a conventional file system Persistent storage that most other services (e.g., Web servers) need. Properties of Storage Systems.

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CMPE 155

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File-System Interface

File-System Interface. Outline. File-System consists of Collection of files Directory structure File Concept Access Methods Directory Structure File System Mounting File Sharing Protection. File Concept. Contiguous logical address space Smallest logical secondary-storage unit

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Distributed File Systems

Distributed File Systems. File Systems. A file is a collection of data with a user view (file structure) and a physical view (blocks). A directory is a file that provides a mapping from text names to internal file identifiers. File systems implement file management:

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The Google File System

The Google File System. Presenters: Rezan Amiri Sahar Delroshan. Azad university of Kurdistan. Outline. Distributed File systems Overview GFS (Google File System) Motivations Assumptions Architecture Algorithms conclusions. Azad university of Kurdistan. Distributed File systems.

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Linux Introduction

Linux Introduction. What are the benefits of Linux?. A modern, very stable, multi-user, multitasking environment Unsurpassed computing power, portability, and flexibility Excellent networking capability Hundreds of specialized applications Freedom from viruses

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Applications

Applications. Outline Name Service (DNS) Traditional Applications. Naming. Outline Terminology Domain Naming System Distributed File Systems. Overview. What do names do? identify objects help locate objects define membership in a group specify a role convey knowledge of a secret

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Network Services

Network Services. Section Overview. Client-Server Model Network Ports, Services and Daemons Network Protocols Viewing Active Ports Common Server Daemons. TCP/IP Protocol Stack. Application (FTP, HTTP, DNS). Transport Layer (TCP,UDP). Network Layer (IP). Link Layer (Device Drivers).

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Remote Disk Access with NFS

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Mr C Johnston ICT Teacher computechedu.co.uk

G055 - Lecture 11 Internet Protocol - In Depth!!. Mr C Johnston ICT Teacher www.computechedu.co.uk. Session Objectives. Know the contents of an IP header Know different types of IP address and their use Be able to convert between a numerical IP address and a binary IP address

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Module 7: File Systems

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Chapter 3 Unix Overview

Chapter 3 Unix Overview. Figure 3.1 Unix file system. Table 3.1 Important Directories in the Unix file system. Figure 3.2 Unix Architecture. Figure 3.3 Relationship between init, inetd, and various network services. Sample /etc/inetd.conf file containing services spawned by inetd.

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INSTALLATION & SETUP OF R/3 SYSTEM

INSTALLATION & SETUP OF R/3 SYSTEM. Installing Hardware Network connections to Systems Operating System Installation Database Installation Partition as per SAP Recommendation R/3 Installation & Setup. Network. Installation Prerequisites. Requirements. Certified hardware

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