Setup or streamline your Open Source software project (Chapters 1 and 2 free
for review)... ebook
Site construction and DIASER® Damian Brasher © 2010 Interlinux Ltd.
2005-2010 Registered in England & Wales: Company No. 05588631
Part-time funding period between April 09 and September 09 - DIASER is now
funded and supported by the encasing company
Interlinux Ltd in accordance to a licence agreement agreement between the University of Southampton and Interlinux Ltd as Distrubuted Internet Archive System for
Educational Repositories
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DIASER is for long term digital archive storage, it securely...
1) Accumulates
2) Geo-Duplicates
3) Manages
- Engineered storage architecture
- Exists and operates in dedicated user accounts
- Flat, human readable storage structure
- Highly resilient and robust
- Large volume capacity (TB's)
- Low operational and maintenance overheads
- Manage independently from a Perl enabled workstation
- Manage long-term archives
- Migratable nodes
- Multiple configuration files for multiple installations
- Perl installer and configurator
- Powered by rsync and OpenSSH
- Repair tool
- Scalable
- Secure design
- Simple configuration file and format
- Standards compliant
- Stats and analysis tools built-in
- Straightforward upgrade procedure
- Use commodity disks for robust storage
- UTC Time Zone compensation mechanism
- Works with existing backup infrastructures
- 3 replicating storage nodes
An advanced disk based backup volume accumulator, geo-duplication and management system for HE and SME. A quick and low-cost way to make an environment more robust and data more accessible by archiving in multiple places. This
replication also provides fast retrieval of archived data from all node
hosting locations. A Perl installer creates the system.
Nodes can be dedicated to storage or used for existing services over unused
bandwidth. DIASER works in user space over SSH. The software is based on
DIAP/LTASP
which is a storage architecture designed to structure months to years of long term sustainable archiving space including retrospective archiving.
The application is V1.0.3 beta-2. Please try the software (an rpm is available) which will install onto: RHEL, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu LTS (be sure to read the Quick Start page, see left).
View a short flash configuration demo
here
See an example installation in pictures, click image...
Read the latest development roadmap
here
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