📄️ Local Filesystem
Storing Data in Local Filesystem
📄️ Master Container
The master container type of data storing becomes the most efficient, when you don’t need to export files on different environments but face the necessity to share your data in the confines of a single node layer.
📄️ Compound Container
The platform provides a possibility to treat any node at account as a data storage server, i.e. assign it an additional storage role beside the main native one. Using such a kind of compound containers suits best for handling simple projects.
📄️ Dedicated Container
For more complex and loaded applications, it is worth to centralize your shared data within a single container to get more simple and flexible exports' management (including access permission control - e.g. read-only for one node type and read-write for another).
📄️ External Server
Storing Data in External Server