The Halloween video was fun to make and talk about, but I wanted to give people something a bit less frivolous to watch. So here is Persistent Cache, part 2 ,which describes how data is copied from memory to memory across our Mesh Active fabric following the removal of a controller from an InServ storage cluster.
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November 03, 2009
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