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27.02.09, 23:30
Sun Microsystems is turning over object-based storage development for its SAM-QFS file system to the OpenSolaris community in a move away from the OSD standard.
Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) is turning over object-based storage (OSD) development for its SAM-QFS file system to the OpenSolaris community, dealing a setback to OSD adoption efforts.
Sun will continue to pursue internal object storage development for the block-based ZFS and object-based Lustre file systems and the ADM hierarchical storage management system (HSM), but Lustre doesn't use the standard ANSI T10 OSD interface.
Quelle: InternetNews Realtime IT News - Sun Offers More Storage to OpenSolaris (http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3807736/Sun+Offers+More+Storage+to+OpenSolaris.htm)
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Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) is turning over object-based storage (OSD) development for its SAM-QFS file system to the OpenSolaris community, dealing a setback to OSD adoption efforts.
Sun will continue to pursue internal object storage development for the block-based ZFS and object-based Lustre file systems and the ADM hierarchical storage management system (HSM), but Lustre doesn't use the standard ANSI T10 OSD interface.
Quelle: InternetNews Realtime IT News - Sun Offers More Storage to OpenSolaris (http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3807736/Sun+Offers+More+Storage+to+OpenSolaris.htm)
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