Diskstored
Diskstored is not a widely defined term in computing; it is often encountered as a concatenation of "disk" and "stored" or as a label within a specific project. In general usage, disk-stored data refers to information that has been written to non-volatile storage devices such as hard drives or solid-state drives, making it durable across power cycles, unlike data kept solely in RAM. Disk storage is a fundamental layer in most storage architectures, serving as the persistence medium for operating systems, databases, file systems, and applications.
Media and structures: Disk storage is provided by HDDs, SSDs, and NVMe drives. Data is organized into
Context: In databases and caches, disk storage often stores persistent data or overflow pages; in file systems,
See also: Disk storage, persistent storage, file system, data durability, backups, caching.