The Future of GlusterFS and Gluster.org
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These are the slides from a webinar I did today (Jan 26, 2012). It's all about where the GlusterFS project stands today and where it's going.
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The Future of GlusterFS and Gluster.org
- 1. The Future of GlusterFS and Gluster.org John Mark Walker GlusterFS Community Guy Red Hat, Inc. January 25, 2012
- 3. Decided to write their own
- 4. No filesystem experts ā Pro & Con
- 9. Donāt support legacy apps, orā¦
- 10. Don't support new apps, or...
- 11. Do some combo of the above, but not very well
- 13. Seamlessly integrated in the data center
- 15. POSIX-compliant
- 16. Stackable
- 17. User-space
- 19. No Centralized Metadata Client A Client B Client C Server X Files Extended Attr. Server Y Files Extended Attr. Server Z Files Extended Attr.
- 21. Reorder layers
- 22. Move layers between client and server
- 25. Global namespace
- 27. Geo-replication
- 28. Rebalancing
- 29. Remove or replace bricks
- 30. Self healing
- 31. volume profile and top metrics
- 32. No one ever expects the Red Hat acquisition
- 34. Cloud and virtualization are driving scale-out storage growth
- 35. Scale-out storage shipments to exceed 63,000 PB by 2015 (74% CAGR)
- 36. 40% of core cloud spend related to storage
- 37. GlusterFS-based solutions up to 50% less than other storage systems
- 49. Want to be more inclusive, more community-driven Goal: create global ecosystem that supports ISVs, service providers and more
- 54. No innovation outside of core engineering team
- 55. All open source features also in commercial product
- 56. Many features in Commercial product not in open source code Commercial Product Open Source Code
- 58. Engineering team from multiple sources
- 59. Project and product do not completely overlap
- 60. Commercial products are hardened, more secure and thoroughly tested Open Source Code Commercial Products
- 62. Engineering team from multiple sources
- 63. Open source project is āupstreamā from commercial product
- 64. ā Downstreamā products are hardened, more secure and thoroughly tested Fedora Linux RHEL
- 66. Engineering team from multiple sources
- 67. Open source project is āupstreamā from commercial product
- 68. ā Downstreamā products are hardened, more secure and thoroughly tested GlusterFS Red Hat Storage
- 69. Project Roadmaps
- 73. Granular locking ā Much faster self-healing for large files
- 74. Proactive self-heal process starts without FS stat
- 75. Round-trip reduction for lower latency
- 76. Quorum enforcement - avoid split brain scenarios
- 78. New storage methodologies implement RESTful APIs over HTTP
- 79. Demand for unifying the storage infrastructure increasing
- 80. Treats files as objects and volumes as buckets
- 81. Available now in 3.3 betas
- 82. Soon to be backported to 3.2.x
- 85. HA and DR for VMās
- 88. CloudStack
- 89. OpenStack Goal: The standard for cloud storage OpenStack Imaging Services Unified File & Object Storage ā¦ Compute API Layer Mobile Apps. Web Clients. Enterprise Software Ecosystem
- 92. Provide users with file level access to data
- 95. HekaFS.org
- 96. ETA ~9 months
- 97. What else?
- 99. Jeff Darcy, Filesystem Engineer, Red Hat; Founder, HekaFS Project
- 100. AB Periasamy, Co-Founder, GlusterFS project
- 101. Ewan Mellor, Xen Engineer, Citrix; Member, OpenStack project
- 102. David Nalley, CloudStack Community Mgr; Fedora Advisory Board
- 103. Louis Zuckerman, Sr. System Administrator, Picture Marketing
- 104. Joe Julian, Sr. System Administrator, Ed Wyse Beauty Products
- 105. Greg DeKoenigsberg, Community VP, Eucalyptus; co-founder, Fedora
- 106. John Mark Walker, Gluster.org Community Guy (Chair)
- 111. HDFS compatibility
- 119. Twitter & identi.ca: @johnmark