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Re: [Gluster-devel] Roadmap and support questions.


From: Henrikas Jurevic
Subject: Re: [Gluster-devel] Roadmap and support questions.
Date: Sun, 13 May 2007 19:12:37 +0300

Hello,

Could you, please, be more specific about GlusterDB project?
Does separate project means what currently released gluster software isnt suitable for databases, and you'll adress it in separate project? Or what it will be?

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   1. Re: Roadmap and support questions. (Hitesh)


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Message: 1
Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 20:27:16 -0700
From: Hitesh <address@hidden>
Subject: Re: [Gluster-devel] Roadmap and support questions.
To: Francisco Reyes <address@hidden>,     Steffen Grunewald
        <address@hidden>
Cc: address@hidden
Message-ID: <address@hidden>
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Hello Francisco and Guten Tag Steffen

Wanted to introduce myself and Z Research, Inc. to you since you asked
about commercial support; Z Research is the business face of Gluster and
I am one of the co-founders and CEO of Z Research, Inc.

Z Research was officially formed in June 2005 by AB (Anand Babu) aka
"rooty" who is the CTO and myself with the goal of commoditizing
Supercomputing and Superstorage and in the process validating yet
another a business model around "Free Software", thus evangelizing "Free
Software" and promoting the fact building businesses around "Free
Software" is the way forward.

We have our roots in VA Linux Systems and our engineers were the core of
the team that deployed the world's second fastest Supercomputer
"Thunder" (Top 500 June 2004); it was a cluster of 4,096 Itanium 2
processors (1,024 x 4-way nodes), 8TB of RAM and 200TB Storage.
Essentially, our forte is Clustering and as you can see, we enabled
existing File Systems to have clustering ability instead of writing
another Clustered File System from scratch.

Gluster is a complete clustering stack comprising of components that
address building of Clustered File Storage (GlusterFS), HPC Clusters
(GlusterHPC), Visualization Cluster (GlusterViz - to be released in the
future), Database Clusters (GlusterDB - to be released in the future)
and Single System Image (GlusterSSI - to be released in the future).

Currently our focus is the storage vertical and we already have customer
deployments for GlusterFS - Stanford SEP and a very large Oil Company;
GlusterHPC also has been deployed in a number of places. Our customer
base also includes the likes of GE and Thermawave.

The business model is akin to the Red Hat business model where the
customer pays enterprise class support. We also provide full blown
professional services around GlusterFS and GlusterHPC right from
designing the solution, hardware selection, supervising integration of
the hardware (done by our partners Amax & Synnex), on-site deployment
and customer training.

Feel free to write to me if you have any queries or need more information..

Best regards & thanks

Hitesh

==============================================
Hitesh Chellani
Tel: 510-354-6801
Mobile: 510-754-3258
www.zresearch.com
Commoditizing Supercomputing and Superstorage!
==============================================




Francisco Reyes wrote:
Steffen Grunewald writes:

Avati asked for suggestions a few days ago (on this list), and
there's some
traffic on IRC (#gluster) as well.
For Avati's request, please consult the mailing list archive (May 1).

Will lookup his post. Thanks.

Ahum, are you talking about gluster or glusterfs? Two different cups
of tea...

Glusterfs.
The site has a footer that says to write/call to zresearch.
For a newbie like me.. that was the first thing I saw.


I suppose it's too early to ask for commercial support yet (given
that the
first code checkin happened less than 9 months ago)... but nobody
will stop
you to ask for it :-)

Can the roadmap be influenced by funding?
Is this a mix open source/commercial type of setup or purely open source?



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