Linux CLI - Disk and StorageTo prevent outages, you want to combine disk usage checks with log rotation. Which command sequence is best?AIgnore disk usage and increase CPU speedBRun only logrotate without checking disk spaceCUse df -h to check disk, then run logrotate to manage logsDDelete all logs manually dailyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand disk usage and log rotation rolesDisk checks prevent full disks; logrotate prevents logs from filling disk.Step 2: Combine commands effectivelyRunning df -h then logrotate ensures disk space is monitored and logs managed.Final Answer:Use df -h to check disk, then run logrotate to manage logs -> Option CQuick Check:Disk check + logrotate = Outage prevention [OK]Quick Trick: Combine disk checks with log management for best results [OK]Common Mistakes:Ignoring disk checks when rotating logsDeleting logs without rotationConfusing CPU speed with disk management
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