Dude, Where’s My Data? Replicating and Migrating Data Across Data Centers and Clouds

Jeff Darcy

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Large enterprises have long needed to deal with the problem of copying or migrating data between sites. This problem becomes more acute when those enterprises try to move work to/from public clouds, to avoid having computation arrive in the cloud with no data on which to work. This talk will cover methods for managing data location, including various tradeoffs of efficiency, consistency, and user-friendliness.

Jeff Darcy, Red Hat

Jeff Darcy has worked on network and distributed storage problems for twenty years, including playing an instrumental role in developing MPFS (a precursor of modern pNFS) while at EMC and, more recently, leading the HekaFS project. He is currently a member of the GlusterFS architecture team at Red Hat, coordinating the integration of HekaFS's features and leading the asynchronous-replication development effort.

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BibTeX

@conference {255717,
author = {Jeff Darcy},
title = {Dude, Where{\textquoteright}s My Data? Replicating and Migrating Data Across Data Centers and Clouds},
year = {2012},
address = {San Diego, CA},
publisher = {{USENIX} Association},
month = dec,
}

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