Integration of flexible storage with the api of gluster
summary
Gluster presents a distributed scale‑out filesystem with Samba, QEMU, NFS-Ganesha integrations and language bindings (C, Golang, Python, Java). It has no central metadata server, supports replicated volumes (typically two or three copies) and dispersed volumes (RAID5‑like across nodes), and offers user‑space APIs so services avoid mounts and root. Tooling includes Heketi, GDeploy/Ansible and Gluster Block which creates VM disks exported over iSCSI; production users run from tiny ARM to multi‑thousand euro clusters.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:44Blisters
- 4:44Distributed storage
- 8:15Distributions
- 10:04Automation
- 17:11Who needs
- 22:40API
- 24:43Blister
- 26:33Python applications
- 27:47S3 applications
- 28:12Object storage
- 29:24Meninist
- 29:51Who uses gluster
- 30:57Python definites
- 33:05Demo
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