another distributed filesystem

[Justin Stottlemyer]

Yeah,
    There are several distributed FS's right now, Almost all are currently replication based with relatively low small amounts of security compared TAHOE.

That said, both CEPH and SWIFT are both racing to incorporate erasure coding. 


Neither will allow for the same type or level of encryption as Tahoe, but these massively scalable open source systems are coming along and will probably offer some good ideas along the way. 

ORI is a new one to me, I'll be digging into it some. Thanks for posting it to the group. 


-- Justin 

Typos by iPhone

On Feb 16, 2014, at 4:32 AM, Greg Troxel <gdt at ir.bbn.com> wrote:

> This seems very interesting, but seems to lack the LA part.
> 
> http://ori.scs.stanford.edu/
> 
> Perhaps a FUSE layered fs that does the LA part of tahoe without the
> replication part would be useful as an adjunct.  Essentially, still have
> caps and encryption, but use 1-of-1 encoding and just put shares in one
> place, via filesystem operations.
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