You are a data engineer at a tech company. Your team is responsible for analyzing server log files to monitor user activity and system performance. The log files are generated daily and stored in HDFS$.$ Your task is to manage these files and prepare them for analysis.

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Write the HDFS shell commands for the following tasks:

$1.$ Create a Directory Structure in HDFS to organize the log files by using two commands. The structure should include:

$/$logs

$/$logs$/$daily

$/$logs$/$processed

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$2.$ Upload Daily Log Files and verify upload:

Assume you have a set of local log files in September named access$\_$log$\_2024\_09\_01.$txt$,$ access$\_$log$\_2024\_09\_02.$txt$,...,$ access$\_$log$\_2024\_09\_30.$txt in ~$/$data$/$local directory under Linux file system. Upload these files into the $/$logs$/$daily directory using one single command.

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Then, use one single command to list the contents of the $/$logs$/$daily directory to confirm the files were uploaded successfully.

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$3.$ Check of file contents are relevant:

Use the hdfs cat command to display the first $5$ lines of one of the log files $($e$.$g$.,$ access$\_$log$\_2024\_09\_01.$txt$).$ Check if the file contents are relevant.

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$4.$ Archive Processed Logs:

Move the September log files from $/$logs$/$daily to $/$logs$/$processed directory for archiving. You need to rename them with a prefix archived$\_$ to indicate they have been processed. $($Use one command only for this item $4)$