Turning Openstack Swift into Storage for High Loads
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Describes turning OpenStack Swift into a production-grade, high-load object store by addressing its performance and reliability issues. Covers Swift deployment and configuration practices to handle heavy concurrent traffic (CDN serving tens of gigabits) and simultaneous scheduled backups, focusing on operational adjustments rather than replacing the system.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:16Why Swift for high loads
- 13:51Swift architecture
- 20:00Fault tolerance and scalability
- 29:39CDN integration and caching
- 32:37Client tools and customizations
- 39:46Summary
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