You're setting up a Linux server for a data-intensive application that requires high-speed data access. Which file system should you choose for optimal performance?0.5 Marksext3XFSHFS+FAT32NTFS

Which type of file system is known for its excellent performance with large files and is commonly used in high-performance computing and scientific applications? A. FAT32 B. ZFSA C. ext4 D. none of the above

Which one of the following is a native file system used in Linux?FAT32NTFSexFAText4

A file processing application must read a large text file from disk, perform some operations on the data, and write the results to another file. The application aims to optimize the I/O operations for efficient processing.Which of the following options is a suitable approach to handle this scenario?Answer( Please choose a correct answer )   CLEARUse a buffered reader and writer to read and write the file in chunks, reducing I/O overhead.Employ a compression algorithm to reduce the file size before performing I/O operations.Enable file system caching to improve read/write performance for the input file.Implement a multi-threaded approach to parallelize file reading and writing for faster processing.

.Which file system is commonly used by Windows operating systems?*5 pointsA) ext4B) HFS+C) NTFSD) APFS

Which of the following impose additional overhead on clients and offer faster transfer?(1 Point)All of the aboveFile ServerFile StorageBlock storage