# Introduction Welcome, aspiring system administrator! You've just started your new role at TechCorp, a rapidly growing tech startup. On your first day, you receive an urgent message from the lead developer: "Our main development server is running out of disk space, and it's slowing down our entire team! We need your help to analyze the disk usage and free up some space ASAP. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to use your Linux skills to investigate and resolve this crisis." In this challenge, you'll step into the shoes of a system administrator and use essential Linux commands – `df` and `du` – to analyze disk usage, identify space hogs, and manage large files. These skills are crucial for maintaining system performance and preventing disk space emergencies in real-world scenarios.
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