System and method for performing fast file transfers with dynamic bandwidth provisioning
AssigneeR-Stor Inc.
InventorsRoger Levinson, Damian Kowalewski
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Abstract
Systems and apparatuses for performing fast file transfers and methods for making and using the same. In various embodiments, the system advantageously can eliminate distance constraints between multi-site computational environments, provide a dramatic reduction in transfer and/or dynamically provision bandwidth on a fabric of the system among other things.
Claims20
A data storage and transfer method for performing fast data transfers, comprising:
- dynamically provisioning a long-distance accelerated fabric having a variable bandwidth;
- and
- transmitting a data set from a source network resource to a destination network resource via the dynamically-provisioned long-distance accelerated fabric,
- wherein the destination network resource is geographically remote from the source network resource.
A computer program product for performing fast data transfers, the computer program product being encoded on one or more non-transitory machine-readable storage media and comprising
- instruction for dynamically provisioning a long-distance accelerated fabric having a variable bandwidth;
- and
- instruction for transmitting a data set from a source network resource to a destination network resource via the dynamically-provisioned long-distance accelerated fabric,
- wherein the destination network resource is geographically remote from the source network resource.
A system for performing fast data transfers, comprising:
- a long-distance accelerated fabric having a variable bandwidth;
- and
- a data storage and transfer system for dynamically provisioning said accelerated fabric and transmitting a data set from a source network resource to a destination network resource via said dynamically-provisioned long-distance accelerated fabric,
- wherein the destination network resource is geographically remote from the source network resource.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.