Research on Network Data Storage Technology Based on Autonomous Controllable System
Kai Zhao
Abstract
Kai Zhao
Abstract
With the popularization of network applications, more and more devices can be connected to the network, and the amount of data generated is increasing. The problem of secure data storage is becoming more and more prominent. The storage of data is becoming larger and more complex. It has moved from simple independent storage to the cloud. The storage system has become an important network component independent of the server. The performance of the storage system directly affects the performance of the network and directly affects the user experience of network applications. This article discusses the mainstream storage technology solutions, namely Direct Attached Storage (DAS), Storage Area Network (SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS). The three solutions have their own characteristics and are suitable for different application scenarios and requirements. In this paper, network attached storage (NAS) is taken as an example, and a specific storage application deployment plan is given in combination with application requirements.
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With the popularization of network applications, more and more devices can be connected to the network, and the amount of data generated is increasing. The problem of secure data storage is becoming more and more prominent. The storage of data is becoming larger and more complex. It has moved from simple independent storage to the cloud. The storage system has become an important network component independent of the server. The performance of the storage system directly affects the performance of the network and directly affects the user experience of network applications. This article discusses the mainstream storage technology solutions, namely Direct Attached Storage (DAS), Storage Area Network (SAN) and Network Attached Storage (NAS). The three solutions have their own characteristics and are suitable for different application scenarios and requirements. In this paper, network attached storage (NAS) is taken as an example, and a specific storage application deployment plan is given in combination with application requirements.
Key concepts: Converged storage, Storage area network, Information repository, Computer science, Computer data storage, Cloud storage, Object storage, Storage model