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This article echoes a talk Bryan Cantrill gave two years ago: https://youtu.be/S0mviKhVmBI https://youtu.be/S0mviKhVmBI It's about how Joyent took the concept
by notpeter 12y ago
This article echoes a talk Bryan Cantrill gave two years ago:
https://youtu.be/S0mviKhVmBI https://youtu.be/S0mviKhVmBI
It's about how Joyent took the concept of a UNIX pipeline as a true powertool and built a distributed version atop an object filesystem with some little map/reduce syntactic sugar to replace Hadoop jobs with pipelines.
The Bryan Cantrill talk is definitely worth your time, but
you can get an understanding of Manta with their 3m screencast: https://youtu.be/d2KQ2SQLQgg https://youtu.be/d2KQ2SQLQgg
- cheng1 12y agoI have developed a one-liner toolset for Hadoop (when I have to use it). It's fresh to see a ZFS alternate of the concept. Don't like the JavaScript choice though. GUN parallel should be a widely adopted choice. Lightweight. Fast. Low cost. Extendable.
- xer0x 12y agoYou can use command-line tools for Manta without touching any Javascript. That's probably the best way to go. Although I do like Javascript.