kettapõhises

kettapõhises is an Estonian term that translates to "disk-based" in English. It is primarily used in computing and information technology to describe systems, storage methods, or processes that rely on physical storage devices such as hard drives, solid-state drives, or optical disks. When referring to data storage, kettapõhises indicates that information is stored directly onto a tangible disk medium. This contrasts with memory-based or cloud-based storage, which do not involve a local physical disk for the primary storage location.

The term can appear in various contexts. For example, a kettapõhises server would be a server whose primary storage is local hard drives. Similarly, kettapõhises andmetöötlus refers to data processing that involves reading from and writing to disk. In the realm of databases, a kettapõhises andmebaas is a database system that stores its data on disk, which is typical for most relational database management systems. This approach allows for persistent storage of large amounts of data, but can sometimes be slower than in-memory solutions. The efficiency of kettapõhises systems often depends on the speed and type of the disk technology employed.