How to Create and Mount a Linux File System

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This intermediate How to Create and Mount a Linux File System training prepares learners to create partitions, format partitions with the filesystem of their choice, and mount them on a specific directory.

A file system is a simple concept — it’s how your operating system organizes pieces of data on a disk. But creating and formatting a filesystem can be complicated, especially when you’re using Linux. While Apple and Windows have a relatively limited number of file systems to choose from, Linux supports around 100 filesystem types.

After finishing this How to Create and Mount a Linux File System training, you’ll know how to create partitions, format partitions with the filesystem of your choice, and mount them on a specific directory.

For supervisors, this Linux training can be used to onboard new junior Linux admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Linux reference resource.

How to Create and Mount a Linux File System: What You Need to Know
For any junior Linux admin looking to improve their proficiency with systems administration, this Linux course covers topics such as:

Selecting the right filesystem for your needs
Mounting file systems with fstab and systemd
Creating partitions with fdisk

Who Should Take How to Create and Mount a Linux File System Training?
This How to Create and Mount a Linux File System training is considered foundational-level Linux training, which means it was designed for junior Linux admins. This Linux skills course is designed for junior Linux admins with one year of experience with systems administration.