SDS typically refers to Software-Defined Storage. It is an approach to data storage where the storage management functions are decoupled from the underlying hardware. This allows for greater flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness, as storage resources can be managed and provisioned programmatically, often through APIs. SDS is commonly used in cloud environments, data centers, and other scenarios where flexible and efficient storage management is critical. It often encompasses features like automated provisioning, tiering, replication, and data protection.
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