Object-based storage dispenses with the hierarchical file system, so there are no nested subfolders. Instead, it uses an indexed flatfile structure in which each object is given a unique ID. This issue of IT in Europe includes case studies of how object-based storage products are being implemented in Europe.

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May 22, 2012

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Posted:	05 Dec 2011
Published:	05 Dec 2011
Format:	PDF
Length:	43 Page(s)
Type:	Ezine
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

Object-based storage dispenses with the hierarchical file system, so there are no nested subfolders. Instead, it uses an indexed flatfile structure in which each object is given a unique ID. Each object acts as a container for end users’ files, and indexes are often held in RAM, making them very fast to access.

This issue of IT in Europe includes case studies of how object-based storage products are being implemented in Europe. Also included:

Managing storage for virtual servers
Backing up up virtual servers
Ways to boost storage performance
VMware: Your new storage vendor?
And more!

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