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Docker and Kubernetes Online Training

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Docker and Kubernetes Online Training

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  1. Docker and KubernetesOnline Training www.visualpath.in +91-9989971070

  2. Introduction • In the world of computer systems and data management, the concepts of ephemeral and persistent storage play crucial roles. They refer to different types of data storage and have distinct characteristics that impact how data is managed and accessed. • This article aims to provide a basic understanding of ephemeral and persistent storage and their applications. www.visualpath.in

  3. Ephemeral Storage • Ephemeral storage, also known as volatile storage, refers to temporary storage that exists only for a short period of time or during the execution of a specific process. • It is primarily used to hold data that is required for immediate processing or computation within a computer's memory. www.visualpath.in

  4. Characteristics of Ephemeral Storage: • a. Short-lived: Ephemeral storage is designed to be temporary and is typically cleared or reset when the associated process or session ends. Once the system is powered off or rebooted, any data stored in ephemeral storage is lost. • b. Speed: Ephemeral storage is generally faster than persistent storage since it is directly accessible by the CPU, allowing for quick read and write operations. www.visualpath.in

  5. c. Limited capacity: The capacity of ephemeral storage is usually smaller compared to persistent storage due to its temporary nature and reliance on RAM (Random Access Memory). • d. Use cases: Ephemeral storage is commonly used for caching frequently accessed data, storing intermediate results during computations, and handling temporary files in various applications. www.visualpath.in

  6. Persistent Storage • Persistent storage, on the other hand, refers to long-term data storage that remains intact even after the system is shut down or powered off. • It is used for preserving data that needs to be retained across multiple sessions or over an extended period. www.visualpath.in

  7. Characteristics of Persistent Storage: • a. Long-lasting: Persistent storage ensures data durability, allowing information to persist beyond the immediate lifespan of a process or session. • b. Slower access: Compared to ephemeral storage, persistent storage is relatively slower due to the use of non-volatile media like hard disk drives (HDDs) or solid-state drives (SSDs). www.visualpath.in

  8. c. Larger capacity: Persistent storage typically offers larger storage capacities, making it suitable for storing vast amounts of data that need to be accessed over extended periods. • d. Use cases: Persistent storage is commonly used for saving user files, databases, configuration settings, and any data that requires long-term retention. www.visualpath.in

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