Comments on: Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions: Part 3a – Tiering & Expectations http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/ a Blog dedicated to storage and technology Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:39:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Live chat http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Live chat Sun, 22 Feb 2009 17:22:06 +0000 http://flickerdown.com/?p=408#comment-145 Informative stuff, thanks for sharing, just bookmarking you, will sure be back again. Informative stuff, thanks for sharing, just bookmarking you, will sure be back again.

]]> By: Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions: Part 3b - Service Level Agreements — Dave Graham's Weblog http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions: Part 3b - Service Level Agreements — Dave Graham's Weblog Thu, 12 Feb 2009 13:00:25 +0000 http://flickerdown.com/?p=408#comment-107 [...] Part 3a of the Cloud Optimized Storage Solution series, I covered the concept of data tiering within the COSS solution.  In this particular post, I’m going to start the conversation on how SLAs may tie into the [...] [...] Part 3a of the Cloud Optimized Storage Solution series, I covered the concept of data tiering within the COSS solution.  In this particular post, I’m going to start the conversation on how SLAs may tie into the [...]

]]> By: Update your bookmarks: Dave Graham » Yellow Bricks http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/comment-page-1/#comment-100 Update your bookmarks: Dave Graham » Yellow Bricks Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:38:29 +0000 http://flickerdown.com/?p=408#comment-100 [...] just grabbed a couple of outtakes to give you an example of what Dave writes about: source blog article Storage within the cloud is meaningless without a measurable level of performance that it can be [...] [...] just grabbed a couple of outtakes to give you an example of what Dave writes about: source blog article Storage within the cloud is meaningless without a measurable level of performance that it can be [...]

]]> By: rjhintz http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/comment-page-1/#comment-110 rjhintz Thu, 15 Jan 2009 00:37:47 +0000 http://flickerdown.com/?p=408#comment-110 Are you going to talk about how an OLTP transaction gets committed to persistent storage in a cloud setting? I'm thinking of, say, a specific airline seat or a financial transaction that represents an equity buy/sell pair. <br><br>I (more or less) understand some of the strategies that you outline here and other places once it's ready for commit and what happens to the persistent data after commitment. It's getting to the commit point in a cloud I'm not clear on. Some variant of 2 phase commit? Something with lower latency that's not blocking? Something that's optimistic and only rolls back if X happens?<br><br>In this context I guess cloud is synonymous with federated database. I'm asking the federated database people similar questions, but I've bogged them down with security/compliance questions and they've gone stumm. Are you going to talk about how an OLTP transaction gets committed to persistent storage in a cloud setting? I'm thinking of, say, a specific airline seat or a financial transaction that represents an equity buy/sell pair.

I (more or less) understand some of the strategies that you outline here and other places once it's ready for commit and what happens to the persistent data after commitment. It's getting to the commit point in a cloud I'm not clear on. Some variant of 2 phase commit? Something with lower latency that's not blocking? Something that's optimistic and only rolls back if X happens?

In this context I guess cloud is synonymous with federated database. I'm asking the federated database people similar questions, but I've bogged them down with security/compliance questions and they've gone stumm.

]]> By: rjhintz http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/comment-page-1/#comment-88 rjhintz Wed, 14 Jan 2009 18:37:47 +0000 http://flickerdown.com/?p=408#comment-88 Are you going to talk about how an OLTP transaction gets committed to persistent storage in a cloud setting? I'm thinking of, say, a specific airline seat or a financial transaction that represents an equity buy/sell pair. <br><br>I (more or less) understand some of the strategies that you outline here and other places once it's ready for commit and what happens to the persistent data after commitment. It's getting to the commit point in a cloud I'm not clear on. Some variant of 2 phase commit? Something with lower latency that's not blocking? Something that's optimistic and only rolls back if X happens?<br><br>In this context I guess cloud is synonymous with federated database. I'm asking the federated database people similar questions, but I've bogged them down with security/compliance questions and they've gone stumm. Are you going to talk about how an OLTP transaction gets committed to persistent storage in a cloud setting? I'm thinking of, say, a specific airline seat or a financial transaction that represents an equity buy/sell pair.

I (more or less) understand some of the strategies that you outline here and other places once it's ready for commit and what happens to the persistent data after commitment. It's getting to the commit point in a cloud I'm not clear on. Some variant of 2 phase commit? Something with lower latency that's not blocking? Something that's optimistic and only rolls back if X happens?

In this context I guess cloud is synonymous with federated database. I'm asking the federated database people similar questions, but I've bogged them down with security/compliance questions and they've gone stumm.

]]> By: MOMENTS IN TIME: Storage Solutions http://flickerdown.com/2009/01/cloud-optimized-storage-solutions-part-3a-tiering-expectations/comment-page-1/#comment-87 MOMENTS IN TIME: Storage Solutions Wed, 14 Jan 2009 11:09:04 +0000 http://flickerdown.com/?p=408#comment-87 [...] Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions: Part 3a - Tiering …In Parts 1 & 2 of the Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions series, we took a look at the content being storage on COSS as well as how it is stored. In Part 3 (split into two parts), we’ll examine the concepts of Tiering and also Service … [...] [...] Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions: Part 3a – Tiering …In Parts 1 & 2 of the Cloud Optimized Storage Solutions series, we took a look at the content being storage on COSS as well as how it is stored. In Part 3 (split into two parts), we’ll examine the concepts of Tiering and also Service … [...]

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