LXer: Ceph: The Distributed File System Creature from the Object Lagoon

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LXer: Ceph: The Distributed File System Creature from the Object Lagoon

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04-20-2010, 01:00 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,357 Rep:	LXer: Ceph: The Distributed File System Creature from the Object Lagoon Published at LXer: Did you ever see one of those terrible Sci-Fi movies involving a killer Octopus? Ceph, while named after just such a animal, is not a creature about to eat an unlucky Spring Breaker, but a new parallel distributed file system. The client portion of Ceph just went into the 2.6.34 kernel so learn a bit more about it. Read More...

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