direct-attached storage
external computer storage, accessed directly by a single host over a local computer bus and/or interface (as opposed to a network)
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direct-attached storage
Summary
direct-attached storage draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (practices category, ranking #176 of 764).[1]
Key Facts
- direct-attached storage's image is recorded as Western Digital My Book Studio-9736.jpg[2].
- direct-attached storage's image is recorded as Portable Hard Disk 1TB Western Digital.jpg[3].
- direct-attached storage's subclass of is recorded as auxiliary memory[4].
- direct-attached storage's subclass of is recorded as external storage[5].
- direct-attached storage's opposite of is recorded as network-attached storage[6].
- direct-attached storage's opposite of is recorded as storage area network[7].
- direct-attached storage's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0730tf[8].
- direct-attached storage's ACM Classification Code is recorded as 10003174[9].
- direct-attached storage's uses is recorded as bus[10].
- direct-attached storage's uses is recorded as computer interface[11].
- direct-attached storage's uses is recorded as hard disk[12].
- direct-attached storage's uses is recorded as RAID[13].
- direct-attached storage's connector is recorded as USB[14].
- direct-attached storage's connector is recorded as IEEE 1394[15].
- direct-attached storage's connector is recorded as SCSI[16].
- direct-attached storage's Microsoft Academic ID is recorded as 154883912[17].
- direct-attached storage's Encyclopedia of China is recorded as 32811[18].
Why It Matters
direct-attached storage draws 42 Wikipedia views per month (practices category, ranking #176 of 764).[1] It has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19] It is known by 15 alternative names across languages and contexts.[20]