Videos tagged with RAID


Surge 2011 ~ Experiences Operating a Large R3 database system

Surge 2011 ~ Experiences Operating a Large R3 database system

Posted in Databases, Conferences

Many NoSQL databases eschew RAID and use a 3-replica system for protecting against data loss. These systems are tricky to operate at scale, and only a limited number of organizations are attempting to operate high-availability production systems of this type. At blekko, a new web-scale search engine, we have operated our home-grown NoSQL database for 3.5 years with high uptime and very graceful...

Tags: Nosql, RAID, database, Operations, Scalability, surge, conference, OmniTI



Tekzilla #10: Drobo vs. RAID, Next Gen DVD, Macbook Pro Fix

Tekzilla #10: Drobo vs. RAID, Next Gen DVD, Macbook Pro Fix

Posted in Podcasts

Drobo vs. Terastation. How much will Blu-ray and HD DVD cost this year? Rock Band! Shelfari. Miro instead of iTunes. Fast Macbook Pro Fix. Should I buy Turbo Memory? We've got our final list of $500 PC parts. The grand total with tax and shipping: $492.98! Nicolaus is right: an AMD 64 X2 5200+ would also make a great CPU for our $500 PC. Patrick just wants the chance to overclock the heck out o...

Tags: Technologies, RAID, Hardware, Book, iTunes, Multimedia, Revision3, Tekzilla, Battery, Blu-ray, Tekzilla Weekly, ...


ITidiots Episode 38: RAID and NAS

ITidiots Episode 38: RAID and NAS

Posted in Operating Systems, Cloud Computing, Podcasts

This weeks video training screencast takes an exciting look at what exactly RAID is. From this understanding Nicky then goes on to demonstrate the various forms of RAID using open source software for Network Attached Storage. You will need to understand this for those exams you are preparing for. All this is a build up to demonstrating some really clever clustering  technologies next week.

Tags: OS, Windows, RAID, vmware, Open-Source, ITidiots, NAS, OpenFiler


LinuxConf.Au: HTTP-FUSE CLOOP with Software RAID and DNS-Balance for Embedded Linux

LinuxConf.Au: HTTP-FUSE CLOOP with Software RAID and DNS-Balance for Embedded Linux

Posted in Conferences, Operating Systems

This demonstration proposes a method to improve performance and tolerance of network virtual block device "HTTP-FUSE CLOOP". HTTP-FUSE CLOOP is virtual network block device. It reconstructs loopback device from split block files on HTTP Servers. It has some benefits by comparison of other network block device. It doesn't require special server software. It can be implemented on normal Web hosti...

Tags: Conferences, OS, Linux, Lectures, LinuxConf.AU, RAID