Performance comparison of distributed file systems
summary
Compares performance of multiple distributed file systems by measuring throughput, latency and scalability under high-load scenarios; uses concrete benchmarks and workloads to show how each system behaves. Covers specific systems (likely including popular DFS implementations) and analyzes trade-offs in replication, consistency and failure handling to guide selection for large-scale deployments.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:29What will be compared?
- 3:57Lets get the theory first
- 9:22Verify what the hardware can deliver locally
- 13:32Linux kernel Tuning
- 15:14Linux kernel Tunning
- 16:53Ethernet Tuning
- 18:27GlusterFS setup
- 21:22XtreemeFS setup
- 23:12FhgFS setup
- 26:26Tahoe-LAFS setup
- 35:27Joomla tests (local to cluster)
- 37:30Joomla tests (cluster to cluster)
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