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by fh973 10y ago
How is this different from https://github.com/prometheus/pushgateway ?
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Erasure Coding in Production(quobyte.com)
1 points by fh973 10y ago|0 comments
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Quobyte 1.3 – Parallel File System with Erasure Coding(quobyte.com)
2 points by fh973 10y ago|0 comments
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by fh973 10y ago
While CoreOS is not Google you should mention that Google Ventures is the leading investor in CoreOS.
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Scientists Declare Global Climate Emergency After Jet Stream Crosses Equator(alternet.org)
2 points by fh973 10y ago|0 comments
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by fh973 10y ago
Bot detection?
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by fh973 10y ago
I wonder why they never added drag and drop file transfer. If you understand it as a presence concept and not just "chat" I think this is a must.
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by fh973 10y ago
Extrapolating from my involvement in FP6, I am pretty convinced that there are hardly an actual experts involved. Any random professor from Europe qualifies there as an expert and the expertise of this level of academia can be characterized
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by fh973 10y ago
This idea is rediscovered every few years in a new project. I tried this with StorageBox many years ago and even did some UX research in this context. Turns out many users don't like querying only as it they feel they can not search th
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by fh973 10y ago
Yes, that's also what I have thought.
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U.S. military christens self-driving 'Sea Hunter' warship(reuters.com)
15 points by fh973 10y ago|9 comments
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by fh973 10y ago
My favorite one from him is: "How does a project get one year late? One day at a time." as it captures the priority decisions that you make consciously or unconsciously all the time.
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by fh973 11y ago
It might be the phone of someone else.
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by fh973 11y ago
Kubernetes and alike are not solving this problem. But you can just drop in a distributed POSIX filesystem that provides file systems that are accessible (concurrently) from any host and hence any container. For Quobyte we added an implicit
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Here’s What U.S. Firms Will Have to Do Under the EU Privacy Shield Deal(beta.fortune.com)
9 points by fh973 11y ago|2 comments
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by fh973 11y ago
Doing this thoroughly would mean that we would need to provide some form of support aswell.
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by fh973 11y ago
I am sorry that this came across this way. I did not intend to say bad things about GlusterFS but carve out where the technical differences are in the big picture. Also I actually tried not to make any valuing statements. I am using the ter
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by fh973 11y ago
You are totally right with your expectations. But in a startup you can't do everything at once and thus no direct download yet. If you contact us you'll talk directly to the developers and get a download link. That said, Quobyte i
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by fh973 11y ago
XtreemFS is being maintained by the folks at Zuse Institute. Quobyte is a new implementation and only shares the architecture blueprint with XtreemFS.
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by fh973 11y ago
Quobyte is not open source.
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by fh973 11y ago
Yes, no byzantine faults.
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by fh973 11y ago
Looking at the architecture, there are two major differences: * XtreemFS has POSIX file system semantics and split-brain safe quorum replication for file data. With Quobyte, we pushed that further and have now full fault tolerance for all p
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by fh973 11y ago
One of its creators here. If XtreemFS looks interesting also check out Quobyte (www.quobyte.com), our next software storage system.
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by fh973 11y ago
I invite you to check out our product, Quobyte (www.quobyte.com). Not open-source, but a parallel high-performance POSIX file system, with split-brain safe quorum replication of all components, can also do erasure coding for files, with pol
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by fh973 11y ago
Containers and cluster storage bring you really close to what Google's infrastructure looks like. Especially when the systems are fully fault-tolerant like Mesos and Ceph. One of the drawbacks of Ceph is that its filesystem is not read
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Hillary Clinton hires Google executive to be CTO(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by fh973 12y ago|0 comments
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by fh973 12y ago
Software licenses.
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by fh973 12y ago
Quobyte. We're building a fault-tolerant scalable distributed storage system for POSIX files, block and object storage. Lots of challenges around distributed systems, architecture and concurrency. Development is in Berlin, Germany, and
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by fh973 12y ago
On he topic cause vs symptom-based alerting there is one aspect missing: decoupling. The systems that Rob is responsible for are decoupled from individual pieces of hardware (redundancy/fault-tolerance) and degrade gracefully (if one p
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by fh973 12y ago
Switzerland has a tradition of being a prison of choice. http://www.nysun.com/arts/drrenmatts-prison-of-paradox/48164...

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