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Revision as of 19:45, 18 October 2009

Find out what the Lustre Community is doing and get involved.

Community Events and Resources

Community Development Projects Interesting projects from the Lustre user community that are available for public use.

Lustre Centers of Excellence

Find out about active Lustre Centers of Excellence (LCEs).

Another Lustre Center of Excellence is located at the Naval Research Laboratory.

Additionally, several Lustre Development Centers work with Sun to make significant code and testing contributions to Lustre and the Lustre Community. These centers are located at CEA, Juelich, LLNL, and Sandia.

Third Party Contributions

Topics contributed by the Lustre user community.

  • DRBD and Lustre describes the Distributed Replicated Block Device used for building high-availability clusters.
  • Lustre FUSE describes how to use Lustre with the FUSE file system.
  • Lustre DDN Tuning describes how to configure DDN storage arrays for use with Lustre.
  • Debian Install describes how to build and install Lustre on a machine running Debian Linux.
  • NFS vs. Lustre describes some of the history and rationale behind Lustre and NFS and compares and contrasts them.