Monday, January 23, 2012

ReFS, a new file system for Windows Server 8.

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Its new to know that Microsoft has planned to introduce the users with new Resilient File System (ReFS),which based on New Technology File System(NTFS). According to the company, Windows 8 will run on ReFS that will work with a new generation of storage technologies and offer scalability. Microsoft has powered with new in era at every released of Windows going back to Windows NT.
ReFS is built on the foundations of NTFS and will maintain compatibility with the older file system. At the application level, ReFS-stored data will be accessible from client devices just as NTFS data would be. But till now NTFS is widely used with advanced and rich file system.
ReFS will be delivered as part of Windows Server 8, the same approach Microsoft has used for every file system introduction.
The key goals of ReFS are optimizing the technology for extreme scale, maintaining a high degree of compatibility with NTFS, and providing a resilient architecture when used with storage spaces, a feature in Windows 8 that organizes physical disks into storage pools that can easily be expanded by adding more disks. ReFS also will provide advanced verify and auto-correct data capabilities.

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