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NFS/CIFS

NFS/CIFS

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What is NFS/CIFS?

NFS (Network File System) is a distributed file system protocol originally developed by Sun Microsystems (now Oracle). It allows a user on a client computer to access files over a network in a manner similar to how local storage is accessed. It is commonly used for sharing files between Unix-like systems.

What other technologies are related to NFS/CIFS?

NFS/CIFS Competitor Technologies

GPFS (now IBM Spectrum Scale) is a high-performance clustered file system that can be used as an alternative to NFS/CIFS for large-scale data storage and access.
mentioned alongside NFS/CIFS in 2% (60) of relevant job posts
Lustre is a parallel distributed file system, often used in high-performance computing environments as an alternative to NFS/CIFS.
mentioned alongside NFS/CIFS in 2% (60) of relevant job posts

NFS/CIFS Complementary Technologies

SSDs can significantly improve the performance of NFS/CIFS file servers by providing faster storage.
mentioned alongside NFS/CIFS in 87% (60) of relevant job posts
VMware virtual machines often use NFS/CIFS to share files and provide storage for virtual disks.
mentioned alongside NFS/CIFS in 0% (54) of relevant job posts
Linux is a popular operating system that supports both NFS and CIFS clients and servers.
mentioned alongside NFS/CIFS in 0% (54) of relevant job posts

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