👉 Filed computing, also known as file-based computing or traditional computing, is a model where data and applications are stored in centralized or distributed file systems rather than on specific hardware. In this paradigm, data is organized into files and directories, making it accessible through file paths and metadata. Applications interact with these files to perform tasks, and the system manages data storage, retrieval, and synchronization. This approach emphasizes data-centric operations, where the content of the files is the primary focus, and it supports scalability, flexibility, and interoperability across different computing environments. Unlike object-oriented or event-driven models, filed computing is more akin to a hierarchical structure where data is grouped and managed based on its content rather than its function or context.
