Moose File System v 1.6.13 released
We released a new stable version 1.6.13. This is a maintenance release which includes these changes:
- (master) fixed poll events bug
- (autotools) added m4 module for posix threads detection
- (master) added exporting "meta" to default mfsexports.cfg
- (master,tools) removed "allowdatacache" flag (will be managed automatically in the future)
- (master,cs) added support for not compressed PNG images in chart module (when build without zlib)
2010-02-08 08:19
Michał Borychowski
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adrian | 2010-05-13
MooseFS | 2010-04-28
We plan to introduce caching mechanism in the near future.
Regarding Amazon S3 we do not plan to make any integration. (There are some ready FUSE based systems backed by Amazon S3 like http://code.google.com/p/s3fs/wiki/FuseOverAmazon)
Regards
Michal
adrian praja | 2010-04-05
i am a moosefs user and i'm very happy with it, it is exacly what i need, with time i moved to different linux distros and moose was always compiled/configured in few minutes, noo neverending dependencies
i know a bit of programming but moose code is far away
from what i understand now and decided i would ask you
in my setup there are few writes, many reads and
it often happens that a file is read many times by
the same machine
i am intrested to know if there is some kind of client
caching mechanism ( fuse level cacheing), where my program
reads from a file, receives chunk N, saves it to a cache and
serve it the next time saveing network traffic
a logic similar to browser cache that sends request like
"give me document X if newer than CACHE_DATE"
fuse would be the browser and mfs master the web server
the second thing i want to ask if u ever thought of implementing
a mfsmaster interface that is plug compatible with amazon s3
listening on a different port for example i think there is a growing
number of applications today that support amazon s3 which
also mounts with fuse
thanks
zhaoshunyao | 2010-02-22
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