Bang Nguyen - Embedded System | Cybersecurity | Data Analyst | Automation | Cloud | AI l ML l QE

A file system is a method or structure used by OS to organize and store data on a storage medium like hard drive, SSD, flash drive. It   provides a hierarchical structure for organizing files and directories, as well as mechanisms for accessing and managing data. 1. File Allocation Table 32 (FAT32):  A widely supported file system used primarily on external storage devices. It has a maximum file size limit of 4GB and a maximum volume size limit of 2TB. 2. New Technology File System (NTFS):  Default file system for modern Windows operating systems, supports large file sizes (256 TB, and the maximum file size of 16 TB), journaling for improved reliability, file and folder permissions, and other advanced features. 3. Extended File Allocation Table (exFAT):  A file system developed by Microsoft for removable storage devices and supports large file sizes and partition sizes (128 PB and a maximum file size of 16 EB). exFAT is compatible with both Windows and macOS. 4. Hier...

    Q1. According to shared responsibility model, which cloud computing model places the most responsibility on the cloud service provider (CSP)? - [ ] Software as a Service (SaaS)                       - [ ] Hybrid Cloud - [ ] Platform as a Service (PaaS)                        - [ ] Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)   Q2. Which option removes the risk of multitenancy in cloud computing? - [ ] PaaS                                - [ ] public cloud - [ ] private cloud                   - [ ] IaaS   Q3. You are re...