Overview#
DataStore is a collection of dataDataStore is a repository for persistently storing and managing collections of data which include not just repositories like databases, but also simpler store types such as simple files, emails etc.[1]
DataStore could contain structured data or unstructured data
A file is a series of bytes that is managed by a File System. Thus, any database or file is a series of bytes that, once stored, is called a DataStore.
DataStore Types#
- LDAP is a Hierarchical DataStore
- Object storage
- block Data Stores
- File Systems (At least most))
- Database
Cloud Data Store#
Cloud computing uses a dataset as a container for a DataStore.More Information#
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- Automated License Plate Reader
- Biometric Enrollment
- Biometric Identification
- Blinding Identity Taxonomy
- Brocade Communications Systems
- By-reference
- Cloud Data Store
- Cloud computing
- Codebase
- Create
- Credential Repository
- Credential Vault
- Cryptocurrency wallet
- Data Metadata
- Data Processor
- Data warehouse
- Data-lake
- DataStore
- Database
- Dataset
- Decentralized Identity Foundation
- Delegation vs Impersonation
- Delete
- Delete Request
- Digital Identity
- Distributed Data Store
- Do-find-matching-object
- FLAIM
- FLAIM Cache
- FLAIM checkpoint
- Facial recognition
- Faythe
- GCP Storage Products
- General Data Protection Regulation
- Government Data Store
- HBase
- Keystore
- LDAP Overview
- Legal Entity Identifier
- LocalStorage
- Microservice
- NICI
- NoSQL
- OAuth Scope Example
- Object storage
- Oracle Unified Directory
- Password Policy
- Protocol Buffers
- Queue
- Read
- Relational Database Management System
- Replication
- Repository
- Security Descriptor
- Service Account
- SessionStorage
- Stateless
- System Authorization Facility
- Tracking
- Update
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- Web Blog_blogentry_211217_1
- Windows registry
