This is a self-promotion statement...check out twistedstorage.org. Like 'allmydata' it is still pretty early, though the first commercial version did go out last year. This is an open source version written in Python (and using the Twisted Matrix framework).
Chuck Wegrzyn On 6/12/07, John Bäckstrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wonwin McBrootles wrote: > Dear p2p-hackers: > > Please notice the section "WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?" in the following > release announcement. :-) This is very interesting. I have been looking for software that does this (the friends-backup use-case, that is) for a long time, but I never found anything that did what I wanted it to. It is still far from a perfect match though: I only care about having a few (2-10) mostly-trusted nodes, and not a whole lot about a DHT with the entire world which seems to be the point here: I feel both reliability and foremost performance will be much better in a smaller set of nodes with better connectivity. I guess its possible to setup a private cloud though. I was imagining a very simple system where I specify for each file stored how much availability I want it to have, minimum, and then just store it on that amount of nodes, no fancy FEC nor DHT at all. A good question of course is what happens when nodes go offline, but not a huge problem if you are actually using this together with a set of close friends. --- John Bäckstrand _______________________________________________ p2p-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zooko.com/mailman/listinfo/p2p-hackers
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