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Document Storage for Content Cortex

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Abstract

This technote describes the different storage options that can be used with Content Platform Engine.

Content

This technote describes the different storage options that can be used with Content Platform Engine.

When designing your storage and document ingest methodologies, be aware that Content Platform Engine does not have a built-in virus scanning capability. The Content Platform Engine treats document content as a binary blob, and does not open or execute the document before passing it along to the requester. However, it is a best practice to scan content for viruses or malware before adding the content to an object store.

IBM does not recommend virus scanning the storage areas used by an object store as the virus scanning software can alter the size of the documents and prevent the content from being retrieved by the Content Platform Engine. Scanning the storage areas can also have a negative impact on performance.

However, Content Platform Engine does provide a content validation framework that can be used to check the integrity of content prior to upload. For more information on this framework, refer to the following: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/content-cortex/26.0.1?topic=stored-content-validation.

Click the link in the appropriate row to access the supported storage options for Content Platform Engine.

 
Release Level 
26.0.xStorage Information for Content Cortex 26.0.x.docx
 
 
For information on the document storage options for FileNet Content Manager and IBM Content Foundation releases, refer to the following technote: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6592835.
 

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Modified date:
24 September 2026

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