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Expand Up @@ -34,6 +34,11 @@ Local storage is faster, but less flexible and not fail-safe.
To use local storage, each machine in the cluster requires a local disk.
Disk sizes can vary.

```{note}
MicroCloud enables cluster-wide live migration on LXD.
When using local storage, consider the constraints listed in {ref}`lxd:storage-attach-volume`.
```

For distributed storage, MicroCloud uses MicroCeph, which is a lightweight way of deploying a Ceph cluster.
To use distributed storage, you must have at least three disks (attached to at least three different machines).

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