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Author Haustein, Nils, author.

Title IBM Spectrum Scale Immutability Introduction, Configuration Guidance, and Use Cases / Haustein, Nils. [O'Reilly electronic resources]

Edition 1st edition.
Publication Info. IBM Redbooks, 2020.
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Summary This IBM Redpaper"!publication introduces the IBM Spectrum Scale immutability function. It shows how to set it up and presents different ways for managing immutable and append-only files. This publication also provides guidance for implementing IT security aspects in an IBM Spectrum Scale cluster by addressing regulatory requirements. It also describes two typical use cases for managing immutable files. One use case involves applications that manage file immutability; the other use case presents a solution to automatically set files to immutable within a IBM Spectrum Scale immutable fileset
Subject Parallel file systems (Computer science)
Business enterprises -- Computer networks -- Security measures.
Information storage and retrieval systems.
Systèmes d'information.
information storage.
information retrieval services.
Parallel file systems (Computer science)
Information storage and retrieval systems
Business enterprises -- Computer networks -- Security measures
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