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Revamping GlusterFS website for expanded participation

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Revamping GlusterFS website for expanded participation. I'm getting my feet wet with GlusterFS community. If you haven't heard of it yet, it's a distributed cloud file system by Red Hat. It's an open-source project with many goodness within, which empower Red Hat Storage (RHS) server. First of all, thanks to who have worked on whichever part of the GlusterFS website (especially. I'll discuss the website strategy in a total four umbrella parts - Contents, Hierarchy, Channels, Engagements. More importa...

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My spot on the Internet: GSOC Week 7 : Back on track

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My spot on the Internet. Monday, 7 July 2014. GSOC Week 7 : Back on track. It's time to get back on track. Passing the midterms with supposedly good flying colors was really great. I apologize for my tardiness during the last two weeks for unable to post any update regarding my progress, owing to the fact of me not feeling very well during this time. Also, my project was accepted to be hosted on Gluster Forge at https:/ forge.gluster.org/glusterfsiostat. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Gluster Hacker: December 2012

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Thursday, 13 December 2012. GlusterFS - The Product. I can only think of three reasons why you would be reading this :. You are a developer, interested in contributing to GlusterFS :. If this is where you belong, you are in the right place. View this space, not as a guide, but as a peer's journal, and familiarize yourself with GlusterFS as I too continue to do the same. You are an existing contributor to GlusterFS, and you are still reading this, wondering what am I rambling about :. So what is GlusterFS?

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Development-Workflow - Gluster Docs

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Getting started with GlusterFS. Quick start to Install. Setting up in virtual machines. Setting up on physical servers. Managing the Gluster Service. Handling of users that belong to many groups. Building QEMU with gfapi For Debian Based Systems. Resolving Peer Rejected State. Configuring Bareos to store backups on Gluster. Export and Netgroup Authentication. Arbiter volumes and quorum options. Development work flow of Gluster. Incorporate, Amend, rfc.sh, Reverify. Regression tests and test cases. And pu...

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Simplified Development Workflow - Gluster Docs

http://gluster.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Developer-guide/Simplified-Development-Workflow

Getting started with GlusterFS. Quick start to Install. Setting up in virtual machines. Setting up on physical servers. Managing the Gluster Service. Handling of users that belong to many groups. Building QEMU with gfapi For Debian Based Systems. Resolving Peer Rejected State. Configuring Bareos to store backups on Gluster. Export and Netgroup Authentication. Arbiter volumes and quorum options. Simplified development workflow for GlusterFS. Compiling RPMS from GIT Source. Build and Install GlusterFS.

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My spot on the Internet: June 2014

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My spot on the Internet. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. GSOC Week 4: "This is not a coding contest". Basing my first patch to Gluster as a stepping stone, I've written a small utility glusterfsiostat, in python which can be found at https:/ github.com/vipulnayyar/gsoc2014 gluster/blob/master/stat.py. Note: In order to test this, you need to apply my patch( http:/ review.gluster.org/#/c/8030/. Tuesday, 10 June 2014. GSOC Week 3: Patches Ahoy! Root@myfedora newvol]# cat private. Write speed(1402602084) = 12552555.

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My spot on the Internet: GSOC Week 3: Patches Ahoy!!

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My spot on the Internet. Tuesday, 10 June 2014. GSOC Week 3: Patches Ahoy! Root@myfedora newvol]# cat private. Write speed(1402602084) = 12552555. Write speed(1402602085) = 18558756. Write speed(1402602086) = 23685425. Write speed(1402602087) = 9786084. Write speed(1402602088) = 9543367. Write speed(1402602089) = 796957833. Write speed(1402602090) = 8530576722. Write speed(1402602091) = 10028056272. Write speed(1402602092) = 10719120525. Write speed(1402602093) = 10528354767. GSOC Week 3: Patches Ahoy!

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My spot on the Internet: GSOC Week 4: "This is not a coding contest"

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My spot on the Internet. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. GSOC Week 4: "This is not a coding contest". Basing my first patch to Gluster as a stepping stone, I've written a small utility glusterfsiostat, in python which can be found at https:/ github.com/vipulnayyar/gsoc2014 gluster/blob/master/stat.py. Note: In order to test this, you need to apply my patch( http:/ review.gluster.org/#/c/8030/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). GSOC Week 4: This is not a coding contest. GSOC Week 3: Patches Ahoy!

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My spot on the Internet: July 2014

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My spot on the Internet. Wednesday, 23 July 2014. GSOC Week 8 9 : To be or not to be. These past two weeks, I've been busy since my college re-opened and I spent my past weekend coding away in an overnight hackathon. As instructed by my mentor, I spent this week testing my recent patch whether enabling I/O profiling always in io-stats really degrades io-performance or not. So according to me, values in both the conditions are quite near to each other and equally capable of going quite high or low than th...