In this module, you gained insights into:

Filesystem Features: Swap, Quotas, Usage:
Understanding key filesystem features, including swap space utilization, disk and filesystem usage, and the implementation of quotas.

df: Filesystem Usage:
Exploring the df command for displaying filesystem usage, providing insights into available and used disk space.

du: Disk Usage:
Understanding the du command for analyzing disk usage at the directory and file levels.

Using swap:
Exploring the concept of swap space, a crucial component for managing memory in Linux systems.

Filesystem Quotas:
Understanding the concept of quotas for controlling and monitoring user disk space usage.

Setting Up Quotas:
Learning the process of configuring and establishing quotas on filesystems.

quotacheck:
Exploring the quotacheck command for checking and updating quota information on filesystems.

Turning Quotas On and Off:
Understanding how to enable and disable quotas on filesystems.

Examining Quotas:
Reviewing and examining quota information to monitor and manage user disk space usage.

Setting Quotas:
Configuring specific quotas for users to control their disk space consumption.

Lab 14.1: Managing Swap Space:
Engaging in a hands-on lab to practice managing swap space, reinforcing practical skills in configuring and utilizing this essential system resource.