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The Advantages of Object-Based Storage — Secure , Scalable , Dynamic Storage Devices

This paper introduces the Object-Based Storage Device (OSD) interface, an extension to the SCSI protocol that was developed by the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) over several years and ratified by ANSI in September 2004. This new command set can be carried over the same physical interfaces as SCSI is today, but it represents a major shift of functionality and intelligence into the storage device. Instead of being spread throughout the many layers of a modern storage system, metadata is associated and stored directly with individual data objects, allowing it to be automatically and transparently carried between layers and across devices.