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File service architecture Clear separation of the main concerns Access to files is obtained by structuring the file services three components a flat file service – server side directory service – server side client module – client side

Flat file service Implementing operations on the contents of files. Unique file identifiers (UFIDs) Refer to files in all request UFIDs are long sequences of bits Each file has a UFID that is unique among all of the files

Directory service Mapping between text names for files and their UFIDs. UFID of a file by quoting its text name to the directory service. Provides the functions needed to generate directories, to add new file names to directories and to obtain UFIDs from directories

Client module Runs in each client computer extending the operations of the flat file service and the directory service Client module holds information network locations directory server processes