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File system - Shared disk file systems
1 A shared disk file system is one in which a number of machines (usually servers)
all have access to the same external disk subsystem (usually a SAN). The file
system arbitrates access to that subsystem, preventing write collisions. Examples include GFS2 from Red Hat,
GPFS from IBM, SFS from DataPlow, CXFS from SGI and StorNext from Quantum
Corporation.
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oVirt
1 oVirt, via VDSMd, can use locally attached storage and or networked storage solutions such as NFS and iSCSI as well as Fibre Channel. It is
incapable of supporting AoE. GlusterFS distributed file system
(Red Hat Storage Server) is supported from the ovirt 3.1 release as well as other PosixFS compliant file systems (such as IBM's GPFS).
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OpenStack - Block Storage (Cinder)
1 In addition to local Linux server storage, it can use storage platforms including Ceph, CloudByte, Coraid,
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Magerit - First version (2005–2010)
1 The system has a distributed storage system with a capacity of 190
Terabyte|TB under GPFS. The access to this shared storage is provided by a high bandwidth switch that allows peaks of 1 terabit per second|Tbit/s.
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Magerit - Second version (2011)
1 The storage system remains the same (192 Terabyte|TB under GPFS) with a bandwidth near 1 terabit per
second|Tbps.
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Lustre (file system) - Architecture
1 However, unlike block-based distributed filesystems, such as GPFS and
Panasas#PanFS|PanFS, where the metadata server controls all of the block allocation, the Lustre metadata server is
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IBM General Parallel File System
1 The 'General Parallel File System' ('GPFS') is a high-performance
clustered file system that can be deployed in Shared_disk|shared-disk or shared-nothing distributed parallel modes. It is developed by IBM. It is used by many of the world's largest commercial companies, as well as
some of the supercomputers on the TOP500|Top 500 List.
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IBM General Parallel File System
1 For example, GPFS is the filesystem of the
ASC Purple Supercomputer
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IBM General Parallel File System
1 In addition to providing filesystem storage capabilities, GPFS provides
tools for management and administration of the GPFS cluster and allows for shared access to file systems from remote GPFS clusters.
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IBM General Parallel File System
1 GPFS has been available on IBM's AIX since 1998, on Linux since 2001, and on Windows Server since 2008, and it is offered as part of the IBM System
Cluster 1350. The most recent release of GPFS 3.5 offers Active File Management to enable asynchronous
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IBM General Parallel File System - History
1 GPFS began as the [ http://www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/shar
k/ Tiger Shark file system], a research project at IBM's Almaden Research Center as early as 1993.
Shark was initially designed to support high throughput multimedia applications. This design turned out
to be well suited to scientific computing.
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IBM General Parallel File System - History
1 Another ancestor of GPFS is IBM's Vesta filesystem, developed as a
research project at IBM's Thomas J
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IBM General Parallel File System - History
1 Since inception GPFS has been successfully deployed for many
commercial applications including digital media, grid analytics, and
scalable file services.
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IBM General Parallel File System - History
1 In 2010 IBM previewed a version of GPFS that included a capability known as GPFS-SNC where SNC
stands for Shared Nothing Cluster. This was officially released with GPFS
3.5 in December 2012, and is now known as GPFS-FPO
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IBM General Parallel File System - History
1 (File Placement Optimizer). This allows GPFS to use locally attached disks on a cluster of network connected servers
rather than requiring dedicated servers with shared disks (e.g. using a SAN).
GPFS-FPO is suitable for workloads with high data locality such as shared nothing
database clusters like SAP HANA and DB2 DPF, and can be used as a HDFS-
compatible filesystem.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Architecture
1 Other features provided by GPFS include high availability, support for
heterogeneous clusters, disaster recovery, security, DMAPI,
Hierarchical Storage Management|HSM and Information Lifecycle
Management|ILM.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Architecture
1 * Efficient indexing of directory entries for very large directories. Many filesystems are limited to a small number of files in a single
directory (often, 65536 or a similar small binary number). GPFS does not
have such limits.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Architecture
1 # HDFS does not expect reliable disks, so instead stores copies of the blocks on different nodes. The failure of a node
containing a single copy of a block is a minor issue, dealt with by re-replicating another copy of the set of valid blocks, to bring the
replication count back up to the desired number. In contrast, while GPFS supports
recovery from a lost node, it is a more serious event, one that may include a higher
risk of data being (temporarily) lost.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Architecture
1 # GPFS supports full Posix filesystem semantics. HDFS and GFS do not support full
Posix compliance.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Architecture
1 # GPFS distributes its directory indices and other metadata across the filesystem. Hadoop, in contrast,
keeps this on the Primary and Secondary Namenodes, large servers
which must store all index information in-RAM.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Architecture
1 # GPFS breaks files up into small blocks. Hadoop HDFS likes blocks of or more, as this reduces the storage
requirements of the Namenode. Small blocks or many small files fill
up a filesystem's indices fast, so limit the filesystem's size.
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IBM General Parallel File System - Information lifecycle management
1 There are two types of user defined policies in GPFS: file placement and file management
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IBM General Parallel File System - Information lifecycle management
1 The GPFS policy processing engine is scalable and can be run on many
nodes at once. This allows management policies to be applied
to a single file system with billions of files and complete in a few hours.
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IBM Tivoli Storage Manager - Data Sources
1 IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS) can use TSM as a storage tier for GPFS' Information
Lifecycle Management (ILM) which provides HSM for a GPFS filesystem. A GPFS filesystem can be simultaneously accessed from multiple servers running Linux, Windows, and AIX by using GPFS filesystem software installed on any of these Operating System platforms. GPFS provides transparent access to data
whether online on disk or migrated to tape by requesting file saves and retrieves from TSM.
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IBM Storage - SONAS
1 IBM Scale Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS) is the IBM enterprise storage platform
based on GPFS technology. This system implements Network-attached storage|NAS based protocols over a large-scale global
name space. Today the system can scale out using commodity components to 30 balanced
nodes and up to 14.4 PB of storage. GPFS gives the SONAS system with built-in ILM and tight integration with Tivoli Storage Manager
helps move data to disk pools.
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Battle of Corregidor - Defenses
1 The last—Carabao island—lay only from the shores of Cavite Province. Except at one
point along its eastern shore, the island rises precipitously from the sea in cliffs more than
high. The Americans had placed Fort Frank on this island, which late in 1941, had a
military garrison of about 400 men, mostly Philippine Scouts. Its armament consisted of
two guns, eight mortars, four Canon de 155mm GPF|GPFs, as well as anti-aircraft
and beach defense weapons.
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GPFS
1 The 'General Parallel File System' ('GPFS') is a high-performance
clustered file system developed by IBM. It can be deployed in
Shared_disk|shared-disk or shared-nothing distributed parallel modes. It
is used by many of the world's largest commercial companies, as
well as some of the supercomputers on the TOP500|Top 500 List.
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GPFS
1 For example, GPFS was the filesystem of the ASC Purple Supercomputer
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GPFS - History
1 GPFS began as the Tiger Shark file system, a research project at IBM's
Almaden Research Center as early as 1993. Shark was initially designed to support high throughput multimedia applications. This design turned out
to be well suited to scientific computing.
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Distributed parallel fault-tolerant file systems - Shared-disk file systems
1 * IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS) Windows,
Linux, AIX . Parallel
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Distributed parallel fault-tolerant file systems - Distributed parallel fault-tolerant file systems
1 * PNFS (Parallel NFS) - Clients available for Linux and OpenSolaris
and back-ends from NetApp, Panasas, EMC Corporation|EMC
Highroad and IBM GPFS
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