great. hopefully this project will resolve the issue with
single-threaded nature of zfs send/recv.

On Mon, 2008-02-11 at 09:30 -0800, Martie Land wrote:
> plain text document attachment (OSOL_DataMigration_proposal.txt)
> Data Migration Manager
> 
> Purpose:
> 
> Purpose of this effort is to provide an open source tool to 
> facilitate the movement of file systems from one platform to 
> another over the NFS and CIFS protocols. An important part of 
> this goal is maintaining read/write access to file system 
> content over the duration of the migration.
> 
> Sponsoring Community Groups:
> 
> Storage
> 
> Key Partnerships:
> 
> UFS, ZFS, and SAM/QFS discussion groups
> 
> Initial Project Development Team:
> 
> Mark Cruciani - Project team lead
> Steven Larson - DMM Infrastructure Lead Design/Developer
> David Villineau - DMM Kernel Lead Design/Developer
> Matt Bailey - DMM Kernel Developer
> Erick Liska - DB and Infrastructure Developer
> Roy Lee - GUI Design and Developer
> Murali Balusu - Mgr, Functional Verification Testing
> Ray Lanza/ Spencer Shepler - DE, Architectural Oversight
> Reg Gillmor - DMM Program Manager
> Martie Land - Mgr, DMM project
> 
> 
> Project Description:
> 
> Today, customers choosing to adopt newer storage platforms 
> based on file systems different from those used in their 
> existing storage solutions have no easy method of transferring 
> data from the old to the new systems while retaining access to 
> these data by applications. A highly reliable, easy-to-use 
> migration solution which transmits all aspects of user data 
> will greatly simplify this task and reduce the costs associated
> with transition.
> 
> This project will deliver a two pronged approach to data 
> migration which will ensure data is moved as quickly and 
> efficiently as possible while maintaining client access to 
> data throughout the migration process. 
> 
> In active-path migration, client file system requests for 
> files which have not yet been migrated will be held temporarily 
> while the Monarch system migrates the data from the source to 
> the target file system.  After the data requested by the file
> system operation is retrieved, the client is released and
> allowed access to the data.
>    
> In passive migration, no client file system activity is required.  
> Instead the Monarch system will proactively "walk" the source 
> file system, migrating data using heuristics or policy to ensure
> that the data of highest importance is moved first to reduce
> the probability of a client waiting at a later time. 
> 
> Web-based GUI and CLI interfaces will be offered.
> 
> This project will be associated with (and endorsed by) the Storage 
> Community and cross-posted to the UFS-discuss, SAM/QFS discuss, and 
> ZFS-discuss .  
> 
> 
> Project Needs:
> 
> OpenSolaris Project Page
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