AdvFS Internals and Troubleshooting

Course Code: U3704S
Length: 2 days

This class is not currently scheduled.

Course Description

This course focuses on the internals of the Advanced File System (AdvFS). It also presents practical troubleshooting training on AdvFS.

Who Should Attend

System administrators and suppport engineers who service or support AdvFS configurations.

Prerequisites

Students should have the experience and knowledge provided by:

U3631S - Utilities and Commands
U3632S - System Administration

Students should be able to set up and manage AdvFS using the command line or graphical interface.

Benefits of Attending this Class

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Describe AdvFS internals (architecture, on-disk structures, in-memory structures, algorithms, functions and commands
Isolate and troubleshoot AdvFS problems

Course Contents

Advanced File System Concepts
AdvFS On-Disk Structures
AdvFS In-Memory Structures
AdvFS System Calls and Kernel Interfaces
Troubleshooting AdvFS

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