Gordo and Chico Class Supercomputers: An Overviewon 27 Apr 2021 Posted by Administrator Category: Technology Comments: 0 |
Chico Class Gordo Class More details and specs coming soon: |
Solar One Monolithic Solar Supercomputer has been online since January 4th, 2021on 22 Mar 2021 Posted by CorpRattX Category: Technology Comments: 0 |
Today it is covered in pollen. Last night and the night before it weathered winter storms and power outages. Our Solar One Monolithic Solar Supercomputer has been online with no grid electric or internet ties since January 4th, 2021. It is powered by high effeciency solar panels which run the computers and charge the batteries during the day. Then at night it runs of a large DC Battery. It will run for 10 days or more on the battery with no solar input. We sell 2 lines of these Monolithic Solar Supercomputers: The "Gordo" Class with 8 to 48 Computers. Each comes with its own Gigabit Switch which has uplink ports if wire or fiber is preferred by the client. Each Monolithic Solar Supercomputer client also gets to select the granite, or marble Monoliths, The computers and solar panels to attached to the Monolith which then goes into the ground for 2 feet, making the whole thing about 6 feet tall above ground. By our calculations the Chico and Gordo Class Solar Monolithic computers make every data center on the planet obsolete. Imagine a "data center" with no building costs, no electric bill, no air condioning bill and to heavy diesel power backup systems. Your Pal - CorpRattX :) |
Which is better for making "Data Containers?" Gluster, OpenEBS or CEPH?on 21 Feb 2021 Posted by Administrator Category: Technology Comments: 0 |
![]() Which is better for making "Data Containers?" Gluster, OpenEBS or CEPH? First Up is Open EBS: OpenEBS is the most widely deployed and easy to use open-source storage solution for Kubernetes. OpenEBS is the leading open-source example of a category of cloud native storage solutions sometimes called Container Attached Storage. OpenEBS is listed as an open-source example in the CNCF Here is the link to that Whitepaper: https://github.com/cncf/sig-storage/blob/master/CNCF Storage Landscape - White Paper.pdf OpenEBS Mayastor is the most recent version. Containers Supported: kubernetes, rust, storage, k8s, nvme, pvc Documents and White Pages https://github.com/openebs/openebs-docs CEPF CEPH OBJECT STORE Images up to 16 exabytes, Configurable striping, In-memory caching, Snapshots, Copy-on-write cloningKernel driver supportKVM/libvirt supportBack-end for cloud solutions Incremental backup, Disaster recovery (multisite asynchronous replication) CEPH FILE SYSTEM, POSIX-compliant semantics Separates metadata from data, Dynamic rebalancing, Subdirectory snapshots, Configurable striping, Kernel driver support FUSE support, NFS/CIFS deployable Here is more from CEPH: https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/ We will also take a look at Operating Systems and Chipset Compatibility. Operating Systems to be tested include but are not limited to: Windows, Linux, Apple, Droid GlusterFS or Gluster classic GlusterFS is a scalable network filesystem suitable for data-intensive tasks such as cloud storage and media streaming. GlusterFS is free and open source software and can utilize common off-the-shelf hardware Check back here soon for the full report. Almost done. Check back in a few days when we look at heat and energy consumerd Research by yours truly, |