Explain why logging metadata updates ensures recovery of a file sys tem after a file system crash.

Explain how a file management system may provide many users access to files for the purpose of editing or creating files without causing all of the users' changes to be overwritten by the system's updates.

How exactly does one go about gaining access to a file system? What precisely differentiates these two possibilities from one another?

What are the preconditions that need to be met before the integrity of the files can be monitored?

Databases may be configured to only utilize the outer tracks of magnetic disks, leaving the inside tracks empty. It's referred to as a "hot-spot" strategy. The advantages take time to become clear.

File Integrity Monitoring's objectives?

What are the advantages and downsides of caching disc write operations?

What is the ultimate conclusion on the File Integrity Monitoring Program?