Basically, what you need for NFS is remote storage with, what's called, an export (a directory available from outside of the host exporting it). And a client allowed to mount this export. NFS doesn't really do security, you can add some (whitelisting, limiting users, read only export, etc.), but it's not mandatory.
I think this is a good tutorial
Basically, what you need for NFS is remote storage with, what's called, an export (a directory available from outside of the host exporting it). And a client allowed to mount this export. NFS doesn't really do security, you can add some (whitelisting, limiting users, read only export, etc.), but it's not mandatory.
I think this is a good tutorial
Basically, what you need for NFS is remote storage with, what's called, an export (a directory available from outside of the host exporting it). And a client allowed to mount this export. NFS doesn't really do security, you can add some (whitelisting, limiting users, read only export, etc.), but it's not mandatory. I think this is a good tutorial