Data Storage:

With data storage space, users can save data onto a device. And should the computer power down, the data is retained. And instead of manually entering data into a computer, users can instruct the computer to pull data from storage devices. Computers can read input data from various sources as needed, and they can then create and save the output to the same sources or other storage locations. Users can also share data storage with others.

Today, organizations and users require data storage to meet today's high-level computational needs like big data projects, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and the internet of things (IoT). And the other side of requiring huge data storage amounts is protecting against data loss due to disaster, failure, or fraud. So, to avoid data loss, organizations can also employ data storage as a backup solution.

Business Data Storage

Simply put, data storage is where electronic files are kept. Everything from customer records in a CRM program to the graphic image of your company's logo is data. That means you need a place that is safe, secure, and easy to access when you need the information.

Course Content:

* Computer Main Components.

* History of Storage.

* Storage Types.

* Storage Solutions.

* Disks Types and Interfaces.

* Object Storage: S3

* Cloud Storage.

* Backup Storage.

* Distributed Storage.

* Storage Protocols.

* File Systems.

* Provisioning Types.

* Block Storage.

* SAN Storage.