19-05-2016, 01:04 PM
Abstract
The RAIN project is research collaboration between Caltech and NASA-JPL on distributed computing and data storage systems for future space-borne missions. The goal of the project is to identify and develop key building blocks for reliable distributed systems built with inexpensive off-the-shelf components. The RAIN platform consists of a heterogeneous cluster of computing and/or storage nodes connected via multiple interfaces to networks configured in fault-tolerant topologies. The RAIN software components run in conjunction with operating system services and standard network protocols. Through software-implemented fault tolerance, the system tolerates multiple node, link, and switch failures, with no single point of failure. The RAIN technology has been transferred to RAINfinity, a start-up company focusing on creating clustered solutions for improving the performance and availability of Internet data centers.
http://seminarsonlycomputer%20science/Rain%20Technology.php
The RAIN project is research collaboration between Caltech and NASA-JPL on distributed computing and data storage systems for future space-borne missions. The goal of the project is to identify and develop key building blocks for reliable distributed systems built with inexpensive off-the-shelf components. The RAIN platform consists of a heterogeneous cluster of computing and/or storage nodes connected via multiple interfaces to networks configured in fault-tolerant topologies. The RAIN software components run in conjunction with operating system services and standard network protocols. Through software-implemented fault tolerance, the system tolerates multiple node, link, and switch failures, with no single point of failure. The RAIN technology has been transferred to RAINfinity, a start-up company focusing on creating clustered solutions for improving the performance and availability of Internet data centers.
http://seminarsonlycomputer%20science/Rain%20Technology.php
