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Network & Storage Basics

Froggy Jumps

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Network & Storage Basics
 

Froggy Jumps

Network & Storage BasicsOnline version

Test your network knowledge

by Brayden
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A dedicated, private physical link between your network and a cloud provider (faster and more secure than the public internet).

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A secure, encrypted tunnel over the internet that protects data and allows private access to a network.

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Different ways users connect to systems remotely, such as RDP, SSH, or VPN.

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A Microsoft protocol that lets you log into and control a computer from a different location.

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A secure way to remotely access and manage servers or devices using encrypted command-line connections.

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The secure version of HTTP that encrypts data between a web browser and a website.

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A way to manage networks using software instead of only hardware, making them flexible and easier to control.

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Distributing network or application traffic across multiple servers to prevent overload and improve performance.

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The “phonebook of the internet” that translates website names (like google.com) into IP addresses.

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A security tool that monitors and controls network traffic, blocking unauthorized access.

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Reducing the size of data to save space.

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Eliminating duplicate copies of data to save storage capacity.

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Ability to add extra storage or computing resources when needed, without buying everything upfront.

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How fast and efficiently a storage system can handle data.

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Frequently accessed data stored for quick use (fast but more expensive).

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Infrequently accessed data stored cheaply but more slowly (like backups).

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Stores data as objects with metadata and unique IDs, great for cloud storage of photos, videos, or backups.

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Organizes data into a traditional hierarchy of files and folders.

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Breaks data into fixed-sized chunks (“blocks”) and stores them separately for high performance.

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Storage managed and controlled by software instead of being tied to specific hardware.

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