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Ask StorageMojo: is Atmos the only choice?

by Robin Harris | Saturday, April 4, 2009 | Architecture, Cloud computing & storage | 8 comments

A regular reader writes: We’re facing a customer problem that requires a distributed global namespace, with support for disconnected operations, geographically appropriate distribution of data, and block-level cacheing for frequently accessed parts of remote files...

Update on Cisco’s UCS

by Robin Harris | Thursday, April 2, 2009 | Architecture, Enterprise, Management | 5 comments

Brief update on the Cisco WebEx conference this morning. I got into the conference late and missed the embargo requirements, so this could be above your pay grade. Also, WebEx wasn’t showing me the slides until late in the presentation. But here’s what I...

DTrace enabled storage analytics

by Robin Harris | Thursday, March 12, 2009 | Architecture, Enterprise, Management | 8 comments

Visited Sun’s undisclosed – not on the building directory – DTrace/Fishworks think tank a couple of months ago. Adam Leventhal, one of the DTrace developers, graciously showed me around the lab and demo’d Fishworks. For latecomers, Adam once...

Belts, suspenders and scale

by Robin Harris | Wednesday, March 4, 2009 | Architecture, Cloud computing & storage | 9 comments

In a comment to the previous post, Pete Steege asked for some expansion on Alyssa’s comments about belt & suspenders vs catastrophe avoidance. He thought the concept interesting and I agree: it’s central to the scalability of storage. Alyssa...

The Amazon keynote at FAST ’09

by Robin Harris | Wednesday, March 4, 2009 | Architecture, Cloud computing & storage, Clusters | 7 comments

Here are my notes from Alyssa Henry’s Keynote on Amazon Web Services. Alyssa is the GM of Amazon’s S3. Not much editing and no slides – yet – to link. Update: slides are here. Alert readers Tim and Justin found the link. Thanks, guys. Update 2:...

Clouds over Berkeley: the RADLab reviews cloud computing pt. 1

by Robin Harris | Wednesday, February 18, 2009 | Architecture, Cloud computing & storage, Enterprise | 6 comments

Cloud computing: it’s here; it’s real; and it’s cheap UC Berkeley’s Reliable Adaptive Distributed Systems Laboratory has published a paper entitled Above the Clouds: A Berkeley View of Cloud Computing (pdf). It is a spirited and thoughtful...
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