Tuesday Apr 14, 2009

Hi,

german human beings use weird words for food. It struck me right away when mom recently said: "Hoschi, let's go for you to do your poo and afterwards we buy Berliners and you'll get your treaty." The first part of the sentence is just awkward - stupid babytalk, I gently overheard that. Last part I understand quiet good - treaty - I cocked my head - and suddenly I started. What - I'll get Berliners as treat??
Jette told me then, tin openers use weird names for food. For instance: Hamburgers, which are ordinary burgers, and are usually not burgers with ham; Frankfurters, which are sausages, Amerikaner, that is a iced cookie.
And finally, Berliners, which is a doughnut and so called in some nothern regions of germany, except in Berlin, where the Berliners call Berliners pancakes, whereas in the rest of germany a pancake is truely a pancake, and Berliners are either called "Schmalzgebaeck", or "Krebbel", or "Mutzen". Got it ? Or did I lost you.

However, one thing is certain, german men do not eat Berliners. And I love them.

Now, I'm going to ask Jette for support sitting in front of the treatbox and whimpering until mom gives us one.

cu
hoschi

Friday Oct 26, 2007


Moin Moin folks,

- english Version below in orange - 

oft werde ich von meinen Kunden gefragt: "Was ist eigentlich RAIDZ und wie kann es Redundanz und die Integritaet der Daten garantieren?

Und ich beginne einen Email zu verfassen und beschreibe die Funktionalitaeten von ZFS ( self-healing, checksumming), ich erzaehle von zpools, Spiegeln des zpools und Einrichten von RAIDZ.

Und ich verweise auf die zahlreichen Blog Einträge auf blogs.sun.com.

Oh - sagt der Kunde, das ist ja alles in englisch, gibt es denn da nichts in deutsch.

Nein, musste ich bisher sagen.. bisher.

Nun habe ich mich mal hingesetzt und ein Dokument in deutsch verfasst: 

English Version 

often, I am asked by my german customers, what is RAID-Z and how does it guarantee data integrity and redundancy and I start to write an email describing the features of ZFS: self healing, checksumming, and this in combination with mirrored zpools or RAID-Z zpools.

And I refer to the links of blogs.sun.com.

Uh - the customers moan, - but this is in english! Aren't there any documents in german?

No, until now

Here is my whitepaper about traditional RAID-Systems ( for comparision and for general information ) and RAID-Z and it's benefits against RAID5.

If you have comments, suggestions etc. please send me an email.

Have a nice day
Claudia

http://blogs.sun.com/claudia/resource/ZFS/RAID-Z.pdf

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