“Red Hat is advancing its storage platform development with
Monday’s beta release of Red Hat Storage 2.0. The Red Hat Storage
platform is based on the GlusterFS open source filesystem
technology that Red Hat acquired in October 2011 for $136 million.
In December 2011, Red Hat debuted its first storage appliance based
on Gluster. It is now in the process of developing the 2.0
release.The new Red Hat Storage 2.0 appliance is based on the GlusterFS
3.3 release. The system will also provide components from the open
source OpenStack cloud effort to enable unified file and object
access.
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