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Unix CertificationThe Unix Operating System is the first open source software that accommodates tweaking of the original design, which allows the presentation of the system in different flavors like AIX, Linux, CentOS, RedHart, and many others. It is very popular for its multiuser, and multitasking capabilities, and with its default user interface as the Command-line interface, the Unix OS gives users more control on the overall system.
The system uses plain text to store data and uses hierarchical file system as the storage type. It is designed to start and stop programs by using the services available within the kernel, which serves as the master control of the system. And because of the open system design, it is sometimes referred to as a freeware. Well known for the security design, the Unix OS is also the preferred system for many uses cases in a large-scale enterprise environments, both on the government projects, and private sector IT industries. Vertical-specific, scaling, and security are among the top advantages the system has over majority of its competitors in the market today. |
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