HDFS uses a distributed file system architecture that stripes data across multiple nodes for redundancy (Raid 0) and mirrors data to prevent data loss from hardware failure (Raid 1). The storage hierarchy from fastest to slowest includes cache/memory, local disk storage, and tape backup storage.
HDFS uses a distributed file system architecture that stripes data across multiple nodes for redundancy (Raid 0) and mirrors data to prevent data loss from hardware failure (Raid 1). The storage hierarchy from fastest to slowest includes cache/memory, local disk storage, and tape backup storage.
HDFS uses a distributed file system architecture that stripes data across multiple nodes for redundancy (Raid 0) and mirrors data to prevent data loss from hardware failure (Raid 1). The storage hierarchy from fastest to slowest includes cache/memory, local disk storage, and tape backup storage.