DirectoryArchitektur
DirectoryArchitektur, also known as directory architecture or directory structure, refers to the organized arrangement of files and folders within a computer system or a network. It is a hierarchical system where a root directory serves as the main entry point, and subdirectories branch out from it, containing further subdirectories and files. This structure allows for efficient organization, management, and retrieval of data.
The primary purpose of a well-defined directory architecture is to improve usability and maintainability. By grouping
Common examples of directory architectures include the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) used in Unix-like operating systems,
The design of a directory architecture can vary depending on its intended use. For personal computers, the