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Storage Systems NPTEL Course Jan 2012: (Lecture 09)

This document discusses various storage systems and provides an overview of Network File Systems (NFS) including a comparison to other storage systems, how NFS provides abstraction at the byte level, and details on NFS protocols, requests, architecture, implementation and problems. Key points covered include NFS providing stateless client/server model, use of RPC for requests, support for various operating systems, and issues around cache consistency and security.

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Storage Systems NPTEL Course Jan 2012: (Lecture 09)

This document discusses various storage systems and provides an overview of Network File Systems (NFS) including a comparison to other storage systems, how NFS provides abstraction at the byte level, and details on NFS protocols, requests, architecture, implementation and problems. Key points covered include NFS providing stateless client/server model, use of RPC for requests, support for various operating systems, and issues around cache consistency and security.

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