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Mathivanan  Avatar Mathivanan  answered Christy Selva Kumar's question. 9 hours ago

4. what is multi attached?

Multi0attach is a cloud storage feature that allows a single block storage volume to connect to multiple virtual servers at the same time.
In cloud computing, this primarily refers to Amazon EBS Multi-Attach, which lets you attach a single provisioned IOPS SSD (io1 or io2) volume to up to 16 Amazon EC2 instances within the same Available Zone.
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