Search Results for "replication"

Kraken is a P2P-powered Docker registry that focuses on scalability and availability. It is designed for Docker image management, replication, and distribution in a hybrid cloud environment. With pluggable backend support, Kraken can easily integrate into existing Docker registry setups as the distribution layer. Kraken has been in production at Uber since early 2018. In our busiest cluster, Kraken distributes more than 1 million blobs per day, including 100k 1G+ blobs.

TripleF is a middleware for a Distributed File System, developed totally in Java. It allows highly availability, reliability and scalability to the system, through the data replication, resulting in system's highly fault tolerance.

Jgroup/ARM is a replication framework that supports group method invocations, hides replication from the clients, and partitioning in distributed systems. In addition, the replication management facility supports autonomous replica deployment and recovery

SF2 is a generic framework for constructing cloud computing platform. The framework provides snapshot-based replication, virtual machine placement on multiple sites, and gossip-based physical machine discovery.

DBReplicator is a powerful open-source java application for network-based multi-master heterogeneous database replication or filtered synchronization.

Simulation too for assessing the availability of Peer-to-Peer storage schemes, such as Distributed Hash Tables, Bucketing, and Replication.

Ridiculously simple, Prevayler provides transparent ACID persistence and replication for plain old Java objects. It is literally several thousand times faster than using a relational database through JDBC.

SparrowStorage is a storage framework based on MySQL as Storage Node. The framework is stored the data over infinite disturbed Storage Node and suit for infinity storage room. By MySQL replication , it is able to provide fault tolerance storage service.

Database replication software, based on a group messaging layer.

Implementation of Fault Tolerant CORBA specification, V1.0 (OMG Document ptc/2000-04-04), extended to support large-scale, distributed systems. Implements both Passive (Cold and Warm) and Active replication styles.

SGNP is a proposed grid naming standard providing (1) Scalable, global namespace; (2) Secure communication among resources/services (no central authority), and (3) Reliable rebind capability in the event of migration, failure, replication, etc.