Clustered file systems
Clustered file systems
are used in computer cluster systems. These file systems provide support of
distributed storage.
Such distributed file systems include:
- ZFS - Sun
company 'Zettabyte File System' - a new file system
developed for distrubuted storages of Sun Solaris OS.
- Apple Xsan - the
Apple company evolution of CentraVision and later StorNext file systems.
- VMFS - 'Virtual
Machine File System' developed by VMware company for its VMware
ESX Server.
- GFS - Rad Hat
Linux 'Global File System'.
- JFS1 - original
(legacy) design of IBM JFS file system used in older AIX
storage systems.
Common property of these
file systems includes distributed storages support, extensibility and
modularity.
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