What is true about an OSD storage system?

The correct answer is D. Objects contains user data, related metadata, and user defined attributes of data. An Object Storage System (OSD) is a type of data storage architecture that uses a flat address space, as opposed to traditional hierarchical file systems that use a hierarchical tree structure to organize data. In an OSD system, data is stored as objects, which contain user…

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AObjects are created based on the name and location of the file.
BNumerous objects can be stored in a single file system folder of OSD.
COne object can be placed inside another object to save storage space.
DObjects contains user data, related metadata, and user defined attributes of data.

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An Object Storage System (OSD) is a type of data storage architecture that uses a flat address space, as opposed to traditional hierarchical file systems that use a hierarchical tree structure to organize data. In an OSD system, data is stored as objects, which contain user data, related metadata, and user-defined attributes.

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