In this article, you will read about MooseFS Operating Systems requirements. You will learn which operating systems are supported on the server side and which operating systems are supported on the client side.
In this article, you will learn more about the Master Server requirements. What hardware we recommend for Master host, the network, and what is the difference between Leader Master Server, Followers, and Metaloggers.
This article will describe a few typical MooseFS cluster configurations. Each edition of MooseFS keeps data safe as data is spread across many Chunkservers and it is kept redundant. The main difference between configurations is cluster data availability. Below you can read more about High Availability, Erasure Coding, and Virtualization.
We are happy to announce that we are coming to San Francisco, California as we are exhibiting at TechCrunch Disrupt on 6th September 2018!
So, book your tickets for San Francisco and meet us at Biotech & Healthtech category at Booth J123.
We hope to meet you soon…:)
Do you have a data center and want to know the real throughput of the network? In this post, we will show you how to measure it using Iperf on a variety of operating systems!
The Chunkserver’s is an important part of MooseFS architecture. Read this article to learn more about chunkserver hardware requirements.
MooseFS is verified formally by researchers from East China Normal University. They used Communicating Sequential Process (CSP) to model and analyze MooseFS. The paper Modelling and Verifying MooseFS in CSP is published in 2018 IEEE 42nd Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC).
Here are 10 MooseFS Best Practices! Many people are asking us about the technical aspects of setting up MooseFS instances.
In order to answer these questions, we are publishing a list of best practices and hardware recommendations. Follow these to achieve the best reliability of your MooseFS installation.
Typical MooseFS architecture consists of four components. In this article, we describe each of them.
Tuxera partners with MooseFS to provide the next-generation full-stack enterprise storage software solution. The companies are combining their storage software offering to answer the growing demands of the enterprise market.
London, United Kingdom – June 11, 2018 – Tuxera the world leading storage software and networking technology company, announced its partnership with MooseFS, the cutting-edge software-defined storage solution provider. According to Tuxera, the co-operation will allow the companies to combine their technologies of Tuxera SMB implementation, Tuxera Secure Cloud Storage Gateway and MooseFS Pro distributed file system – offering a joint full stack solution for enterprise storage applications.
“We are very excited to start working together with one of the most recognized scale-out software-defined storage developers in the world. MooseFS has been over ten years in production and the product is known for its robustness, high performance, and ease of use. We highly value MooseFS’s open source background, which ensures a large, growing user base and the highest code quality. Together with Tuxera’s software, enterprise-grade support, services, and sales, we are ready to serve the most demanding enterprise storage needs worldwide,” says Mikko Välimäki, CEO of Tuxera.
“MooseFS enables users to combine their data storage into a united distributed environment using commodity hardware. Since its introduction in 2005, MooseFS has grown to become one of the most reliable distributed file systems with hundreds of active deployments, some of them with tens of petabytes of data in daily use. Therefore, any solution built on top of our technology has been proven in enterprise production environments, with some of the most demanding use cases. We look forward to joint projects between Tuxera and MooseFS” says Jakub Ratajczak, Head of Business Development of MooseFS.