Despite reassurances from Oracle, advocates of yet another ex-Sun Microsystems technology are voicing concern about the future of their software. In this latest case, the technology is Lustre, a file ...
What do systems from Bull, Cray, Dell, HP, IBM, Linux Networx, SGI and Sun all have in common? The Lustre file system. Lustre is the Linux-based open source file system developed by Cluster File ...
Last time, we introduced Lustre, a new clustered storage architecture that offers an open parallel file system with extreme scalability. Today, we’ll talk about how it is being used in the scientific ...
With a combined century of experience, the founders of The Lustre Collective (TLC) are launching an independent company to steward the file system that powers the world’s fastest supercomputers and ...
The LUG 2011 meeting of Lustre Users kicks off tomorrow in Orlando. To get things started, OpenSFS has just announced a request for proposals for “OpenSFS Phase 1 Lustre development.” “The purpose of ...
The Lustre parallel file-system mounted at /sciclone/pscr is meant to give superior performance to any of the other file-systems on SciClone. Our current configuration has six Object Storage Targets ...
Sun Microsystems Inc. Wednesday agreed to purchase most of Cluster File Systems Inc.’s business assets and intellectual property, including the Lustre file system, an open-source software distribution ...
Whamcloud has started developing a new GUI (graphical user interface) that will make it easier to manage the open source file system Lustre, the company said this week at the International ...
Object storage has been drawing an increasing level of interest from organizations over the past several years as a convenient way to store and manage the growing quantities of data they are ...
In this video, Frederik Ferner from Diamond Light Source presents: Lustre as a Data Acquisition File System at Diamond Light Source. Recorded at LUG 2012 in Austin. AMD and Meta Expand Partnership ...
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