Cloud Topics Library
Cloud Terminology Reference Guide
What is S3 Compatible Storage IS S3?
Data is growing faster than ever before and most of that data is unstructured: video, email, files, data backups, surveillance streams, genomics and more. Object storage systems are designed for this type of data at petabyte scale.
What is Multi-Cloud?
Multi-cloud is one of today’s biggest buzzwords. Multi-cloud is also a fairly general term being used by many people for many purposes and as such is causing confusion and disagreement about its meaning.
What is a distributed file system?
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.
What is a Software Defined Storage?
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.
What is a Nearline Storage?
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.
What is a Object Storage?
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.
What is a Always-On Petabyte Storage?
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.
What is an Exabyte?
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.
Object Storage vs NAS
A distributed file system is a physically distributed implementation of the classical time-sharing model of the traditional file system, allowing users to manipulate, organize and share data seamlessly, regardless of its actual location on the network.