File Systems
Overview
TIR provides two types of file systems designed for different collaboration and performance needs:
- Shared File System (SFS): Shared storage that multiple nodes can access at the same time. Ideal for distributed computing and team collaboration.
- Parallel File System (PFS): High-performance storage optimized for parallel I/O operations. Perfect for HPC workloads and multi-node training that require maximum throughput.
When to Use Each
| File System | Best For | Key Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| SFS | Distributed apps, shared workspaces | Concurrent access from multiple nodes |
| PFS | HPC workloads, multi-node training, large-scale parallel processing | Optimized for parallel I/O, high throughput |
