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Changes between Version 31 and Version 32 of RelatedProjects

Timestamp:: 2009-07-19T02:36:50Z (15 years ago)
Author:: zooko
Comment:: formatting: remove spaces between items in list of Other Projects

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  * [http://ceph.newdream.net/about ceph] is a distributed filesystem intended to be scalable and robust.  It includes kernel code to be loaded into a Linux kernel.  There are several peer-reviewed papers about the design.  licence: LGPL
  * [http://flud.org flud backup] is an ambitious decentralized backup system.  flud has the distinction of being one of few decentralized storage projects with a sense of humor.  licence: GPLv3
  * [http://cleversafe.org cleversafe] is a company that makes a distributed data storage grid.  Some of the company's projects are released under GPLv2.
  * [http://irods.org iRODS] is an open source grid technology building on top of 10 years of work on SRB (storage resource broker). Development of the core iRODS data grid system is funded by the National Science Foundation and the National Archives and Records Administration.  license: BSD
  * [http://gnunet.org GNUnet] is an anonymous, censorship-resistant, file-sharing network. licence: GPLv2+
  * [http://hadoop.apache.org/core/ Hadoop] is open source, inspired by the Google File System, written in Java, supported by Yahoo, and seems to have broad acceptance among programmers (at least compared to the alternatives).  licence: Apache Software Licence v2.0
  * [http://kosmosfs.sourceforge.net CloudStore] formerly known as "Kosmos Distributed File System" -- is open source, inspired by the Google File System, written in C++, and recently announced some sort of compatibility with Hadoop.  licence: Apache Software Licence v2.0
  * [http://www.danga.com/mogilefs/ mogilefs] is open source, inspired by the Google File System, written in Perl and uses MySQL.  It was written by the folks who made [http://livejournal.com LiveJournal].  The name is an anagram for "OMG files".  licence: some combination of BSD and GPL and Artistic.
  * [http://fluidinfo.com/ fluidinfo] is a stealth-mode startup that is apparently doing something creative in the realm of knowledge management.  The founder, Terry Jones, is or was a researcher in the field of artificial life and genetic algorithms.  Here's [http://www.cs.unm.edu/~forrest/dissertations-and-proposals/terry.pdf his PhD thesis].  He also contributes to the Twisted Python project.  fluidinfo hasn't released any source code. (interesting vaporware)
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