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  1. Storage

Shared Filesystems (SFS)

Last updated 5 days ago

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Shared filesystems allow you to store and share files across different instances, making collaboration or distributed workloads easier. Unlike block volumes, which are attached to a single instance at a time, shared filesystems let multiple instances read and write to the same storage. This makes it ideal for tasks like sharing data between applications or managing large, centralized file repositories. Shared filesystems are scalable, reliable, and great for managing data in environments with multiple users or systems.

Shared filesystems are currently only supported in locations FIN-02 and ICE-01. The feature will be expanded to all locations soon!

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Creating a shared filesystem
Editing share settings
Mounting a shared filesystem