storagebackends
Storagebackends are modular components used by software systems to persist data. They provide a uniform API for storing, retrieving, listing, and deleting data, while encapsulating the details of the underlying storage medium. By decoupling application logic from storage details, storagebackends enable swapping between storage backends with minimal changes.
Common storagebackends include local filesystems, block storage devices, object storage systems (such as S3-compatible services), distributed
Backends are accessed through an abstract interface that typically provides operations such as put/save, get/load, delete,
Key considerations include durability and consistency guarantees, latency, scalability, and access control. Object and distributed backends
In practice, storagebacks appear in many contexts, such as content management systems choosing between local file