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Line 1: [[Category:Data management]] ~~A '''storage model''' is a model that captures key ''physical'' aspects of data structure in a data store.~~ A '''storage model''' is a model that captures key ''physical'' aspects of data structure in a data store.<ref>{{Citation\|last=Marinescu\|first=Dan C.\|title=Chapter 6 - Cloud Data Storage\|date=2018-01-01\|work=Cloud Computing (Second Edition)\|pages=195–233\|editor-last=Marinescu\|editor-first=Dan C.\|publisher=Morgan Kaufmann\|doi=10.1016/b978-0-12-812810-7.00008-x\|isbn=9780128128107}}</ref> On the other hand, a [[data model]] is a model that captures key ''logical'' aspects of data structure in a database. The physical storage can be a local disk, a [[removable media]], or storage accessible via the network. == References == ~~On the other hand, a [[data model]] is a model that captures key ''logical'' aspects of data structure in a database.~~ <references />{{Compu-storage-stub}}