The result is a mixed ecosystem. We get object storage for large data sets and archives, file system-based NAS storage for unstructured data, and high performance arrays that use block for ...

But, at root, all storage is categorised as either block, file or object, with those terms derived from how data is accessed in each mode. Fundamentally, the physical storage that data resides on ...

Seemed like there ought to be a better way... And there is, it's objcopy to the rescue. objcopy converts object files or executables from one format to another. One of the formats it understands is ...