What is one of the storage offerings available to build a filesystem on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?

Building a filesystem on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure effectively utilizes local NVMe SSDs available on DenseIO compute shapes. NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is designed to take full advantage of high-speed storage capabilities, providing low latency and high throughput. This is particularly beneficial in high-performance computing environments where speed and reliability are critical.

Local NVMe SSDs offer superior performance compared to traditional storage options. When they are used with DenseIO shapes, they take advantage of optimized computing resources, allowing for efficient data processing and quick access to data. This combination makes local NVMe SSDs a strong choice for tasks requiring fast and efficient storage solutions, especially in big data analytics and processing workloads.

Other storage options may not provide the same level of performance or may not be suitable for the specific workloads experienced in HPC environments. Hence, local NVMe SSDs on DenseIO compute shapes stand out as a robust option for building efficient and high-performing filesystems in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.