TieredStorageArchitekturen
Tiered Storage Architectures are a method of organizing data storage systems to optimize performance, cost, and accessibility. This approach categorizes data into different tiers based on factors such as frequency of access, importance, and age. The primary goal is to ensure that frequently accessed data is readily available and quickly retrievable, while less frequently accessed data is stored in a more cost-effective manner.
The most common tiers in a tiered storage architecture include:
1. Primary Storage: This tier consists of high-performance storage solutions such as solid-state drives (SSDs) or
2. Secondary Storage: This tier includes storage solutions like network-attached storage (NAS) or storage area networks
3. Tertiary Storage: This tier consists of slower, more cost-effective storage solutions such as tape libraries
4. Offline Storage: This tier includes data that is stored offline, such as in physical archives or
Tiered Storage Architectures are particularly beneficial for organizations that deal with large volumes of data, as