A Distributed, Scalable and Highly Reliable Data Storage System
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A distributed, scalable, and highly reliable data storage system is described, focusing on architecture and mechanisms for fault tolerance and horizontal scaling. The talk covers engineering choices for building large-scale storage—replication, partitioning, consistency and recovery strategies—and practical operational considerations for running such systems in production.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 10:48Storage system requirements
- 20:23Performance and architecture
- 30:43Testing and reliability
- 40:20Summary and future plans
- 47:00Q&A
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