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On Mon, 2005-01-03 at 14:54 -0600, Dustin Puryear wrote: > Brantley would like to discuss storage blades at the January meeting. > However, due to the low (=> no) attendence in December, I want to get a > hand-count of people that will attend first. Anyone that will be attending, > say "aye". > > ----- Original Message ----- > > This talk covers some of the history of disks and networking and how > > they came together. It also shows how the EtherDrive storage blades > > are the next step in the evolution of storage. Starting with the work > > at IBM in the 50's, the development of disk storage technology has > > advanced non-stop. The advent of Ethernet networking in the 1970's > > ushered in a new era of storage: keeping disk on one network node and > > doing the computation on another. This talk will show how IBM > > channels, fibre channel, SCSI, SMD, ST506 and ATA all fit into > > history, and how Ethernet continues to affect storage, first with NFS, > > and iSCSI and now AoE. > > > > Brantley Coile is the CTO of Coraid Inc and along with Sam Hopkins > > developed the AoE protocol. Brantley has been doing Unix stuff for > > over 20 years, first with Seventh Edition Unix. Brantley did > > pioneering work in embedding Unix in the 1980s, and was the first to > > develop a disk caddy for SCSI disk in 1986. Brantley is also known > > for the invention of stateful packet inspection and tcp based load > > sharing network applicance. His products include the Cisco PIX and > > the Cisco LocalDirector. > > > > Coraid is a new startup founded to provide the most affordable and > > flexible storage possible to the Open Source community. Coraid's > > products includes the EtherDrive storage blade, and the RAIDblade RAID > > front end. > > > > http://www.coraid.com > > > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > [email protected] > http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net
