(Open Source) Cloud-Filesystem to run a Database on Top?

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Published on 2010-04-26T15:45:47Z Indexed on 2010/04/26 15:53 UTC
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Hello,

what are current "technologies and implementations" to get a filesystem with unlimited capacity by using single servers with their harddisk to form a "grid/cloud filesystem"?

I need to have unlimited space (by adding further servers) but it must be a filesysem that is capable of running a database on top.

I know of Apache Hadoop but that seems not be be Ideal for running a DB on top of it (or am I wrong??)

And iSCSI seems to be "remote/networked" but I do not know how and if this is clusterable?

thank you very much!! jens

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(Open Source) Cloud-Filesystem to run a Database on Top?

Posted by jens on Server Fault See other posts from Server Fault or by jens
Published on 2010-04-26T15:45:47Z Indexed on 2010/04/26 16:53 UTC
Read the original article Hit count: 301

Filed under:

filesystems

Hello,

what are current "technologies and implementations" to get a filesystem with unlimited capacity by using single servers with their harddisk to form a "grid/cloud filesystem"?

I need to have unlimited space (by adding further servers) but it must be a filesysem that is capable of running a database on top.

I know of Apache Hadoop but that seems not be be Ideal for running a DB on top of it (or am I wrong??)

And iSCSI seems to be "remote/networked" but I do not know how and if this is clusterable?

thank you very much!! jens

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