Distributed File System

A Distributed File System (DFS) is a technology that allows files to be stored and accessed across multiple computers connected through a network. Instead of keeping files on a single machine, DFS splits the data and spreads it out, making it more efficient and resilient. This means users can easily access the same files from different locations, and the system can continue to function even if one part fails. It enhances collaboration and data management while ensuring that large volumes of information are accessible and secure across various devices and platforms.