Turning OpenStack Swift into a High‑Load Storage
summary
Describes turning OpenStack Swift into a storage backend that handles heavy load by addressing its operational weaknesses. Covers using Swift in a provider setting to serve tens of gigabits for CDNs during peak hours and to absorb synchronized nightly cron-based backups, implying practical tuning and deployment practices for high-throughput and concurrent workloads.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00OpenStack Swift intro
- 3:01Swift roles for providers
- 6:16Swift as content source
- 10:40Caching and CDN
- 13:51Swift architecture
- 17:22Swift components
- 20:00Handling hardware failures
- 23:17Millions of objects problems
- 25:09Resource contention
- 27:59System synchronization
- 30:23Load optimization
- 32:16Client tools
- 36:20Backup
- 39:46Swift improvements and future
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