NAS

NAS (Network-Attached Storage) is a dedicated server with its own IP address that acts as a personal cloud for users on the network. NAS serves as centralized storage that can be accessed by multiple users on the network.

Mechanism of NAS
. NAS connects to the network and provides file storage to other devices on the network. Users can access the files that are stored on the NAS device in the same way they can access the local storage device. This makes NAS a convenient solution for network file sharing, centralized storage, remote access to organizational resources, and backup.

The Role of NAS
. NAS plays an important role in data management, especially in environments that require data sharing across multiple systems and networks. Examples include organizations with geo-distributed offices and teams. NAS is an effective shared resource management solution that allows you to control access permissions and maintain data consistency.