Multiple ChoiceBeginner 45s
Blob vs object storage
Which is a defining characteristic of object storage like S3 compared to a block device?
Options
- 1Objects are immutable and addressed by key over HTTP, optimized for scale and durability rather than POSIX semantics
- 2It supports in-place byte-level random writes to any offset of an object without rewriting the whole object
- 3It can only be mounted as a root filesystem on a single host and cannot be accessed over the network at all
- 4It has no durability guarantees whatsoever and is expected to lose objects whenever a single underlying disk fails
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