A namespace provides a mechanism to divide resources within the same cluster into isolated groups, allowing for creating and independently managing groups in a cluster as needed.
Also known as a Layer 4 Load Balancer (L4 LB), which operates at the 4th layer of the OSI model, distributing requests based on IP addresses and ports in the packets according to specific load balancing algorithms.
A configuration rule that maps the source VM network configurations to the corresponding network in the destination cluster, which resolves inconsistencies between the source and destination network environments.
NFS (Network File System), a network protocol for file sharing, allowing computers in the network to share resources.
Used to authenticate user identities and control access to resources within the file system, allowing clients to access the file system through UID and GID mappings provided by the server.
An interface that provides ABS block storage objects to external clients via the NFS protocol.
A file that provides ABS block storage objects to external clients via the NFS protocol.
An NFS server configuration option used to restrict access permissions to the shared file system for clients, especially the root user.
A storage mode that creates no cache tier. Apart from the physical disks containing the system partitions, all remaining physical disks will be used as data disks.
