On 09/10/11 08:57, Ted Dunning wrote:
On Sun, Oct 9, 2011 at 12:33 AM, gschen<gongsuoc...@yahoo.com.cn> wrote:
what is the differences between hdfs and kfs(kosmos file system)?
The biggest difference is that kfs is not very active (but not quite dead!)
and hdfs has a pretty active development community.
If you are looking for a file system that has all the virtues of kfs (fast
implementation, fancier file semantics like update) as well as better
performance than hdfs and some whacking cool things like snapshots and
mirrors, check out MapR. (I bet nobody knew I would say that)
I am going to start advocating FAT32. I think it is undervalued, cross
platform and now even supports both upper and lower case text in
filenames, filenames that can now be more than 8 chars long.
