-
Master server to
modify the
chunk. The
modifying chunkserver,
which is
always the
primary chunk holder, then
propagates the
changes to the
chunkservers with...
- or
chunks of
fixed size (for example, 64 megabytes), the load of each
chunkserver being proportional to the
number of
chunks hosted by the
server. In...
- streaming. The
introduction of
chunked encoding provided various benefits:
Chunked transfer encoding allows a
server to
maintain an HTTP
persistent connection...
- a lot of
information are
outdated (e.g.
MooseFS had no HA for
Metadata Server at that time). The
cloud based remote distributed storage from
major vendors...
- Fault-tolerance ā
MooseFS uses replication, data can be
replicated across chunkservers, the
replication ratio (N) is set per file/directory. If (Nā1) replicas...
- "
Server-Sent Events". var
source = new EventSource('updates.cgi'); source.onmessage =
function (event) { alert(event.data); };
Internet portal Chunked...
- (also
known as the eDonkey2000
network or eD2k) is a decentralized,
mostly server-based, peer-to-peer file
sharing network created in 2000 by US developers...
-
system must
support extended attributes).
Storage servers ā (
Chunk Server)
store the
chunks. The
Chunk server is also a user-space
daemon that
relies on the...
-
Windows Server 2003,
codenamed "Whistler
Server", is the
sixth major version of the
Windows NT
operating system produced by
Microsoft and the
first server version...
-
implemented in
different web browsers, web
servers, and run-time
environments and
libraries acting as
clients or
servers. The
following is a
table of different...
