Data Storage and Management System Using Spider Web Structure: A New Model

This model is a system that optimises the management, storage and processing of data, inspired by the structural resilience and organisational distribution of the spider web in nature. This system has a decentralised, distributed structure, connecting data storage points and processing centres through spider web-like nodes and links. The migration map, represented by arrows from a central control node to different storage and processing nodes, describes how data moves through the system and the routes it takes. The main purpose of this system is to provide secure, fast and flexible management of data storage and processing processes. The central control unit, like a node at the centre of the spider web, supervises the system and ensures that the data is directed to the correct destinations, while the peripheral nodes act as data storage and processing centres. By establishing flexible connections between these structures, a redundancy mechanism has been created against data loss and failures. Thanks to the migration map, it can be clearly seen which storage or processing unit the data has been moved to and which paths it has travelled. The innovative aspect of this system is that it is based on the flexibility and security of the distributed structure.