Gluster Blog 11.15.2010
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Ben Golub gives insight to the latest storage trends including the EMC's latest acquisition of Isilon. http://blog.gluster.com/2010/11/storage-is-sexy-again/
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- 1. The Future of Storage is Open for Business The Revolution in Computing is Leading to a Similar Revolution in Storage Revolution in Computing Virtualization Standardiz’n Multi-Tenancy Location Independence Open Source Data Explosion Scale-out Scale On- Demand Revolution in Storage Storage must support new computing environment Storage will look like the new compute environment
- 2. The Future of Storage is Open for Business Implications for Storage I • Be open source software that runs on commodity h/w Open Source • Provide economics, manageability, & performance that scale with data • Be appropriate for both unstructured data & “big data” Data Explosion • Flexibly and linearly scale both performance and capacity through “small boxes” Scale-Out • Transparently add or delete volumes & users • Flexibly add/delete VM Images, application data, etc. • Do so without disrupting any running functionality Scale on Demand
- 3. The Future of Storage is Open for Business Implications for Storage II • If your applications, PCs, and data center are becoming files (VM Images)…be a file based system • Enable VM Images, application data to be accessed, managed, backed-up…as files Virtualization • Run on standard hw, standard networks, standard OS • Reduce or eliminate need for specialized hardware/tiering for different applications, workloads, file sizes • Don’t require application rewrite to use storage Standardiz’n • Don’t tie apps or users to particular physical storage • Enable global namespaces, quotas, and partitioning of resources Multi Tenancy • Provide a global namespace across geographies • Work with the public cloud as well as on-premise Location Independence