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  • Understanding Lustre Filesystem Internals

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  • Some Protocol Basics HPC Workshop, Germany, September 2009
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  • Alternatives of Implementing a Cluster File Systems Yoshitake Shinkai, Yoshihiro Tsuchiya, Takeo Murakami Fujitsu Laboratories LTD
  • Openvms Clusters: Theory of Operation Keith Parris Systems/Software Engineer Multivendor Systems Engineering HP
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