“HAMMER won’t be ready for sure (things take however long they take), but the hardest part is working and stable and I’m just down to garbage collection and crash recovery,” noted Matthew Dillon, discussing the status of what is ultimately intended to be a highly available clustering filesystem.
24 years of experience in various layers of software. Primarily experienced in system side software design and development on server management software. Interested in linux development in x86 and arm architecture.
