Plokksalvestus
Plokksalvestus, also known as block storage, is a method of data storage where information is managed and transmitted in fixed-size chunks called blocks. Each block is addressed independently, allowing for direct access to specific pieces of data. This contrasts with file storage, which organizes data into files and directories, and object storage, which treats data as discrete units called objects with associated metadata.
In a block storage system, data is typically presented to an operating system as a raw storage
The primary advantage of block storage lies in its speed and flexibility. Because each block is individually