Distributed File System (DFS)

A Distributed File System (DFS) is a method that allows files to be stored and accessed across multiple computers or servers, rather than in a single location. This setup makes it easier for users to share and collaborate on files, as well as providing better data redundancy and reliability. Instead of worrying about where a file is physically located, users access it through a unified system that presents all files as if they are in one place. This enhances efficiency, scalability, and access speed, making it ideal for organizations with large amounts of data or multiple locations.