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Saturday, December 31, 2016
Germany's 1&1 Still Working On MARS For The Linux Kernel, Still Hoping For Upstream
At the end of last year was an update on MARS Replication System Still Being Worked On For Upstream Linux Kernel and like clock work, the German web hosting provider has issued another update on the in-development MARS replication system and is still hoping to mainline it, maybe next year.
MARS' tag-line at the 1&1 web hosting company is "replicating petabytes over long distances" and "has replaced DRBD as the backbone of the 1&1 geo-redundancy feature as publicly advertised for 1&1 Shared Hosting Linux (ShaHoLin). MARS is also running on several other 1&1 clusters. Some other people over the world have also seemingly started to use it."
Source: Germany's 1&1 Still Working On MARS For The Linux Kernel, Still Hoping For Upstream
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