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Bookmark or Share- What Is Software-defined Storage (SDS)? | Pure StorageSoftware-defined storage (SDS) is a data storage architecture in which the provisioning and management of storage resources is abstracted away from the underlying storage infrastructure. But how does SDS differ from traditional storage, and what does that mean for your future projects?
- What is software-defined storage (SDS)? - IBMSoftware-defined storage (SDS) is a data storage methodology in which a software layer is used to decouple storage resources from an underlying physical storage hardware infrastructure. Effectively, SDS abstracts available storage resources within an organization’s broad storage environment across various types of storage devices and systems.
- What Is Software-defined Storage? Benefits and Best Solutions - G2Software-defined storage is a software controller that creates a single, virtual storage pool from heterogeneous storage arrays by separating storage media management services (control plane) from the storage media infrastructure (data plane).
- What Is Software-Defined Storage or SDS – Benefits of SDS - NetAppSoftware-defined storage (SDS) enables users and organizations to uncouple or abstract storage resources from the underlying hardware platform for greater flexibility, efficiency and faster scalability by making storage resources programmable.
- Software-Defined Storage: The Definitive Guide - DataCoreSoftware-defined storage (SDS) is a technology used in data storage management that intentionally separates the functions responsible for provisioning capacity, protecting data and controlling data placement from the physical hardware on which data is stored.
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