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Chapter 8 File System, File System: Are responsible for the organizatin, storage, retrieval, naming, sharing, and protection of files. They provide a programming interface that characterizes the file abstraction, freeing programmers from concern with the details of storage allocation and layout. Files are stored on disks or other non-volatile storage media. Files contain both data and attributes. API with the following characteristics: Access and update operations on persistently stored data sets. Sequential access model (with additional random faclities)., File System: Are responsible for the organizatin, storage, retrieval, naming, sharing, and protection of files. They provide a programming interface that characterizes the file abstraction, freeing programmers from concern with the details of storage allocation and layout. Files are stored on disks or other non-volatile storage media. Files contain both data and attributes. Sharing of data between users, with access control Concurrent Access: Certainly for read-only access. What about updates?, File System: Are responsible for the organizatin, storage, retrieval, naming, sharing, and protection of files. They provide a programming interface that characterizes the file abstraction, freeing programmers from concern with the details of storage allocation and layout. Files are stored on disks or other non-volatile storage media. Files contain both data and attributes. Persistent stored data sets Hierarchic name space visible to all processes