I'm not sure which parts of that you are referring to as unavoidable since C can do modules just fine without any mess. Define the functions you want to implement as static functions and add something like this at the…
HDFS is designed mostly for immutable files, stores three copies of everything in the default setup and has the whole hadoop calculation stuff. BeeGFS is closer to a normal NFS share. In the default setup it just stores…
MooseFS and BeeGFS don't really seem to be in the same category of filesystem though. BeeGFS comes from the HPC world where it is all about performance, while MooseFS seems more focused on high reliability even in the…
I'm not sure which parts of that you are referring to as unavoidable since C can do modules just fine without any mess. Define the functions you want to implement as static functions and add something like this at the…
HDFS is designed mostly for immutable files, stores three copies of everything in the default setup and has the whole hadoop calculation stuff. BeeGFS is closer to a normal NFS share. In the default setup it just stores…
MooseFS and BeeGFS don't really seem to be in the same category of filesystem though. BeeGFS comes from the HPC world where it is all about performance, while MooseFS seems more focused on high reliability even in the…