SLR3: Virtual storage
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What is virtual storage?
• Appears to be local to the user • Physically located elsewhere (e.g. on a network or in the cloud) • Common examples: Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive
How does virtual storage work?
• Data is stored on servers online. • Connect to them using the internet • It can be accessed
Why do we need virtual storage?
• Enables access from multiple devices and locations • Reduces reliance on local physical storage • Supports collaborative and remote work environments • Helps with disaster recovery (offsite backups)
What are the benefits of virtual storage?
• Accessible from any device with an internet connection • Data can be easily shared • Supports sharing and collaboration • Reduces need for expensive physical storage
What are the drawbacks of virtual storage?
• No internet= No access to files • Slow if connectivity is poor • Not private • Dependence on the company to keep it working