File System Management involves tasks such as creating, deleting, and files and directories.

A file system typically consists of two main components: the metadata, which contains information about the file, and the , which contains the actual content of the files.

File systems may use different techniques such as journaling to ensure in case of system crashes.

File System Management is the process of organizing and managing stored on a computer.

On Unix systems, permissions are used to control access to files and directories, known as permissions.