Study the design principles and functionalities of distributed file systems like HDFS, NFS, and Ceph, focusing on data storage, replication, consistency, and access protocols.
Distributed File Systems (DFS) – Study Notes 1. What Is a Distributed File System? Definition: A file system that makes files stored on multiple networked machines appear as a single, unified namespace to users and applications. Goal: Provide transparent access, reliability, scalability, and performance across geographically dispersed storage resources. 2. Why Use a DFS? Motivation Typical...…
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