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Improving Search through Google’s Distributed File System
November 8, 2007 |
For those of you interested my post last month about how search engines really work, Doug Judd has written a slightly technical brief about the Google File System and specifically, how it can be improved. Doug is leading an open-source project which builds on top of distributed file systems like GFS, HDFS, and Kosmos, bringing Google level processing and computing to other businesses.
The Google File System (and how it can be improved)
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