What is the difference between the distributed file system and the Hadoop distributed file system?
Distributed File System | Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) |
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It is primarily designed to hold a large amount of data while providing access to multiple clients over a network. | It is designed to hold vast amounts of data (petabytes and terabytes) and also supports individual files having large sizes. |
Here files are stored on a single machine. | Here, the files are stored over multiple machines. |
It does not provide Data Reliability | It provides Datta Reliability. |
If multiple clients are accessing the data at the same time, it can cause a server overload. | HDFS takes care of server overload very smoothly, and multiple access does not amount to server overload. |
BY Best Interview Question ON 02 Jun 2020