Community Article #2
Hi, my name is Tony Travis. Born in Preston, Lancashire, UK. An old Mill-Town that used to be famous for weaving cotton. It’s up north as the southerners say, although when I moved to Aberdeen they would call me a southerner, Confused? Mee too!I’m a computer-literate biologist fluent in 6502 assembly, Forth, C/C++, Fortran, Ratfor, […]
Community Article #1
My Name is Luca Beltrame, I was born in Milan, the second-largest city in Italy, which also hosts a large number of scientific institutions. I got a degree in Biotechnology in 2002 and moved into scientific research: while I initially started working as a bench scientist, in 2005, during the course of my Ph.D., I […]
LizardFS developer’s article #3
Hi, my name is Krzysztof (Chris), Born in Wołomin and have been living in Kobyłka almost my entire life. They are both pretty small cities close to Warsaw, where not much is ever happening, that’s why I’m currently moving to Warsaw. I speak English, Polish, and a little bit of German, which I was recently […]
LizardFS developer’s article #2
Hi, my name is Przemysław (pronounced pshemyswav), Przemek for short. I come from Poland. I was born in Lublin. I could give you details like it’s the ninth-largest city in Poland etc, but it’s just another ordinary city in Poland. Nothing particularly interesting about it to be honest. After high school in Lublin I moved […]
LizardFS developer’s article #1
Hi, my name is Patryk, I was born and raised in Warsaw, Poland. Warsaw is a fantastic city to live in and has a large amount of very talented programmers. I speak Polish and English fluently, dabbled a bit in German, Spanish and Italian for a few years. Now, I could probably be able to […]
UPDATE on LizardFS project
As most of you will have noticed, the LizardFS project has been lacking commitment to the community, and development for the past I would say 2 years. It’s time for a change and I think you will agree. Very recently the project and company have had new owners, new management, and new developers. I hope […]
LizardFS is now available on OpenSUSE as well
LizardFS in official repositories of openSUSE in filesystems subproject! Download, install and enjoy! https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/filesystems/lizardfs […]
LizardFS in the QNAP club
Have you ever run out of storage on your QNAP box? If you would like to connect a few of them together and create a scale-out storage cluster from them it has never been easier. LizardFS can now be directly downloaded from the QNAP club here. Enjoy! https://qnapclub.eu/en/qpkg/602 […]
LizardFS 3.12 official release
It is official now! After a few weeks of tests with positive feedback from the community and our beta testers, LizardFS 3.12 is out. With promising initial feedback like: “it’s a huge step forward” or “with RichACLs there is no doubt, it is a great enterprise product” we cannot wait to hear the outcomes after […]
Native Windows Client 3.12.1 RC1
We are happy to share our new native Windows Client RC1. With this release, we’re resuming our native Windows client development. Enjoy this. Use it carefully, it is still a Release Candidate. It is beginning of a new experience with lizardfs […]
New LizardFS web-page
Welcome to our new web-page! We are working hard on LizardFS every day. Check it from time to time to be up-to-date. A lot of cool stuff is coming up soon. Do not forget to subscribe to us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. […]
LizardFS and DIAWAY Announce Partnership To Market a Joint Storage Solution that dramatically lowers total cost of ownership
Warsaw, Poland– April 16, 2020 – DIAWAY, the big-data storage, and networking integrator, and LizardFS, the Software-Defined Storage provider, today announced a new strategic partnership to integrate essential DIAWAY hardware and equipment solutions for endpoint and container workloads within LizardFS. Under this new partnership, DIAWAY tightly integrates its hardware and networking solutions for LizardFS software-defined […]
