Customized Virtual File System

The superblock, inode structure, file table, and user file descriptor table (UFDT) are among the fundamental elements of the CVFS architecture. These components are all vital to the management of file metadata, open files, and user interactions. The CVFS implements a number of file operations, such as creation, opening, reading, writing, and deletion, to enable smooth file administration. We evaluate the functionality and performance of the constructed CVFS by a set of methodical experiments and evaluations, with particular attention to file manipulation, error management, and resource utilisation. We also talk about possible improvements and optimisations for upcoming versions of the CVFS, with the goal of enhancing scalability, dependability, and user experience in general