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:Linux-Watch: Radiant Data Launches 64-bit Linux HA Replicating File System
Linux-Watch: Radiant Data Launches 64-bit Linux HA Replicating File System
Apr 9, 2007, 10 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (5431 reads)

(Other stories by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols)

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"If you need your data to be available in all your offices--even if the central office goes up in smoke one day--Radiant Data's new PeerFS 4.0, which now supports multiple 64-bit Linuxes, might be just what you need.

"Available since 2003 for 32-bit Linux systems, PeerFS uses a multiple-sources and multiple-targets replicating file system to try to deliver seamless, consistent access to data. PeerFS enables simultaneous transactions on multiple servers in multiple locations, with separate but identical data stores that are continuously synchronized using a peer-to-peer approach..."

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