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- Vibrational Description: The term 'vibrational' refers to anything related to vibration, a physical phenomenon that involves the oscillatory movement of an(...) Read more
- Virology Description: Virology is the branch of microbiology that studies viruses and viral diseases. Viruses are microscopic infectious agents that(...) Read more
- Visceral Description: The term 'visceral' refers to what is related to the internal organs of the body, particularly those found in the abdominal cavity,(...) Read more
- Vital Description: Vital refers to that which is essential for life and necessary for its maintenance. This term encompasses a wide range of concepts,(...) Read more
- Vitrify Description: Vitrification is the process by which a material is transformed into a glass-like substance. This phenomenon occurs when a material(...) Read more
- Vasculature Description: Vasculature refers to the arrangement or distribution of blood vessels in an organ or tissue. This network of vessels includes(...) Read more
- Volume Brick Description: The 'Volume Brick' in GlusterFS is a basic storage unit defined as a directory on a server that is part of a volume. Each brick(...) Read more
- Volume Rebalance Description: Volume rebalancing in distributed file systems is the process of redistributing data among the storage units (often called "bricks"(...) Read more
- Volume Replica Description: Volume replicas in distributed file systems are copies of a volume that are maintained on different servers to ensure data(...) Read more
- Volume Expand Description: Expanding Volume in distributed file systems refers to the process of increasing the size of a storage volume in a distributed file(...) Read more
- Volume Reduce Description: Reducing volume in distributed file systems refers to the process of decreasing the size of a volume in such systems. These systems(...) Read more
- Volume Status Description: The 'Volume Status' in distributed file systems refers to the current operational state of a volume, which includes health and(...) Read more
- Volume Snapshot Policy Description: The Volume Snapshot Policy refers to the rules and guidelines that determine how and when snapshots of a storage volume are taken.(...) Read more
- Volume Replication Factor Description: The Volume Replication Factor refers to the number of copies of data that are maintained to ensure redundancy and availability of(...) Read more
- Volume Distribution Description: Volume distribution in distributed file systems is a fundamental method that enables efficient data management by distributing it(...) Read more
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