A next-generation parallel file system for Linux cluster.
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Summary
PVFS2 wasn't meant for home directories, but as a separate, fast, scalable file system, it's tough to beat; in particular, PVFS2 is best suited for I/O-intensive applications.
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- 2004-01-01
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Keywords
Computer science, File system, Operating system, Computer cluster, Virtual file system
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