Introduction
1. Getting Started
- 1.1. Multi-Model Database
- 1.2. Installation
- 1.3. Run the server
- 1.4. Run the console
- 1.5. Classes
- 1.6. Clusters
- 1.7. Record ID
- 1.8. SQL
- 1.9. Relationships
- 1.10. Working with Graphs
- 1.11. Using Schema with Graphs
- 1.12. Setup a Distributed Database
- 1.13. Working with Distributed Graphs
- 1.14. Java API
- 1.15. More on Tutorials
  - 1.15.1. Presentations
2. Basic Concepts
- 2.1. Supported Types
- 2.2. Inheritance
- 2.3. Schema
- 2.4. Cluster Selection
3. Fetching Strategies
4. Indexes
- 4.1. SB-Tree
- 4.2. Hash
- 4.3. Full Text
- 4.4. Lucene Full Text
- 4.5. Lucene Spatial
5. Security
- 5.1. SSL
6. Caching
7. Functions
8. Transaction
9. Hook - Triggers
- 9.1. Dynamic Hooks
- 9.2. Java (Native) Hooks
10. API
- 10.1. Graph or Document API?
- 10.2. SQL
- 10.3. Java API
- 10.4. Gremlin API
- 10.5. Javascript
  - 10.5.1. Javascript API
- 10.6. Scala API
- 10.7. HTTP API
- 10.8. Binary Protocol
11. Use Cases
- 11.1. Time Series
- 11.2. Key Value
12. Server
- 12.1. Embed the Server
- 12.2. Plugins
13. Studio
- 13.1. Query
- 13.2. Edit Document
- 13.3. Edit Vertex
- 13.4. Schema
- 13.5. Class
- 13.6. Graph Editor
- 13.7. Functions
- 13.8. Security
- 13.9. Database Management
- 13.10. Server Management
14. Console
- 14.1. Backup
- 14.2. Begin
- 14.3. Browse Class
- 14.4. Browse Cluster
- 14.5. Classes
- 14.6. Clusters
- 14.7. Commit
- 14.8. Config
- 14.9. Config Get
- 14.10. Config Set
- 14.11. Connect
- 14.12. Create Cluster
- 14.13. Create Database
- 14.14. Create Index
- 14.15. Create Link
- 14.16. Create Property
- 14.17. Declare Intent
- 14.18. Delete
- 14.19. Dictionary Get
- 14.20. Dictionary Keys
- 14.21. Dictionary Put
- 14.22. Dictionary Remove
- 14.23. Disconnect
- 14.24. Display Record
- 14.25. Drop Cluster
- 14.26. Drop Database
- 14.27. Export
- 14.28. Export Record
- 14.29. Freeze DB
- 14.30. Get
- 14.31. Grant
- 14.32. Import
- 14.33. Info
- 14.34. Info Class
- 14.35. Insert
- 14.36. Load Record
- 14.37. Profiler
- 14.38. Properties
- 14.39. Release DB
- 14.40. Reload Record
- 14.41. Restore
- 14.42. Revoke
- 14.43. Rollback
- 14.44. Set
15. Operations
- 15.1. Installation
- 15.2. Performance Tuning
- 15.3. ETL
- 15.4. Distributed Architecture
- 15.5. Backup and Restore
- 15.6. Export and Import
- 15.7. Logging
16. Enterprise Edition
17. Troubleshooting
- 17.1. Java
18. Available Plugins
- 18.1. Rexster
- 18.2. Gephi Graph Render
19. Upgrade
- 19.1. Backward compatibility
- 19.2. From 1.7.x to 2.0.x
- 19.3. From 1.6.x to 1.7.x
- 19.4. From 1.5.x to 1.6.x
- 19.5. From 1.4.x to 1.5.x
- 19.6. From 1.3.x to 1.4.x
20. Internals
- 20.1. Storages
- 20.2. Clusters
- 20.3. Limits
- 20.4. RidBag
- 20.5. SQL Syntax
- 20.6. Custom Index Engine
21. Contribute to OrientDB
- 21.1. The Team
- 21.2. Hackaton
- 21.3. Report an issue
22. Get in touch
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OrientDB Manual

Storages

Any OrientDB database relies on a Storage. OrientDB supports 4 storage types:

plocal, persistent disk-based, where the access is made in the same JVM process
remote, by using the network to access a remote storage
memory, all data remains in memory
local, deprecated, it's the first version of disk based storage, but has been replaced by plocal

A Storage is composed of multiple Clusters.