Cloud Storage: The Difference Between Block, File, and Object
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Cloud storage serves a large variety of needs from entertainment to personal, and educational to professional. Understanding the simple and complex methods of data storage will help you see the differences between different providers. Some examples are Box.com, PureStorage Flashblade, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Cloud storage lets users store and sync their data to an online server.
Because they are stored in the cloud rather than on a local drive, files are available on various devices. This allows a person to access files from multiple computers, as well as mobile devices to view, edit, and comment on files. It replaces workarounds like emailing yourself documents. Cloud storage can also act as a backup system for your hard drive.
Cloud storage is used by individuals to manage personal files, as well as by businesses for file sharing and backup. Some feature sets are very important to businesses but may not be relevant to individuals. Admin and security features, for example, are designed for corporate enterprises where data security and availability are concerns for files stored in the cloud.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:13 What is Cloud File Storage?
00:38 What is Cloud Block Storage
00:59 What is Cloud Object Storage?
01:15 Examples of Cloud Block, File, and Object
01:20 Flashblade
02:08 Box
03:00 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
03:47 Conclusion
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