A distributed file system, commonly known as DFS, is a file system that keeps data on a server. The data is obtained and analyzed as if it were stored locally on the client computer. The DFS allows users on a network to communicate information and files in a regulated and permitted manner. The server enables client users to transfer files and keep data as if they were doing it locally. The servers, on the other hand, have complete control over the data and provide access to the clients. In comparison to other solutions, a DFS provides practical and well-managed data storage sharing possibilities on a network.