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As much as i love Solaris (and ZFS and dtrace and Zones and all the nice things Sun and Joyent brought) i wish this would be available for Linux as well. Edit:
by buster 13y ago
As much as i love Solaris (and ZFS and dtrace and Zones and all the nice things Sun and Joyent brought) i wish this would be available for Linux as well.
Edit: Ok, so it's called "Joyent Manta Storage Service" and the tutorial talks about creating accounts on the joyent cloud. So this is a Service, not a software? Sorry about the confusion then... I thought it would be a new software for SmartOS or Solaris...
- dap 13y agoIt's not "for" any particular system. It's a Unix environment.
- buster 13y agoHow is it a unix environment? On the first glance i don't really get how it is implemented. That's why i supposed that this only runs on SmartOS. Is the object store software downloadable somewhere? The tutorial mentions creating an account on the Joyent cloud...
- trevoro 13y agoManta is an Object Store with Compute in-situ. The client is OS agnostic AFAIK - you can use a linux instance as your client if you want. http://apidocs.joyent.com/manta/commands-reference.html http://apidocs.joyent.com/manta/commands-reference.html
- dsl 13y agoIf you like the general concept, you should check out BashReduce. As silly as it sounds, it is quite powerful. http://rcrowley.org/2009/06/27/bashreduce.html http://rcrowley.org/2009/06/27/bashreduce.html