Description: RADOS pools in Ceph are logical groupings of objects within the distributed storage system Ceph. These groups allow for efficient organization and management of data, facilitating the distribution and replication of data across multiple nodes in a cluster. Each RADOS pool can contain a set of objects that are evenly distributed among different nodes, optimizing the performance and availability of the system. Additionally, RADOS pools are fundamental for implementing storage policies, as they allow for defining specific characteristics such as replication, disaster recovery, and data lifecycle management. This logical structure not only enhances the scalability of the system but also provides greater flexibility in managing storage resources, enabling administrators to adjust configurations according to the changing needs of applications and users. In summary, RADOS pools are a key component in distributed storage architectures, ensuring that storage is both efficient and resilient.