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[incubator-crail-website] branch master updated: Minor english corrections to blog post on deployment options

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     new de3aec9  Minor english corrections to blog post on deployment options
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commit de3aec90fa7f26045ac7a525cca7625e60e7e4e3
Author: Patrick Stuedi <ps...@apache.org>
AuthorDate: Wed Mar 13 16:05:57 2019 +0100

    Minor english corrections to blog post on deployment options
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Remember that a Crail storage server is entirely a control path entity, responsi
 
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-In all of the previously discussed configurations there is a one-to-one mapping between storage media type and storage tier. There are situations, however, where it can be useful to configure multiple storage tiers of a particular media type. For instance, consider a setup where the compute nodes have access to disaggregated flash (e.g., on a remote rack) but are also attached to some amount of local flash. In this case, you may want to priotize the use flash in the same rack over disagg [...]
+In all of the previously discussed configurations there is a one-to-one mapping between storage media type and storage tier. There are situations, however, where it can be useful to configure multiple storage tiers of a particular media type. For instance, consider a setup where the compute nodes have access to disaggregated flash (e.g., on a remote rack) but are also attached to some amount of local flash. In this case, you may want to priotize the use of flash in the same rack over dis [...]
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@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ In this case, Crail would first try to allocate storage blocks local to the clie
 
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-During the deployment of Crail, one has to decide on the storage capacity of each individual storage tier or storage class, which is a non-trivial task. One approach is to provision sufficient capacity to make sure that under normal operation storage demands can be served by the the highest performing storage class, and then allocate additional resources in the local and disaggregated flash tiers to absorb the peak demands. 
+During the deployment of Crail, one has to decide on the storage capacity of each individual storage tier or storage class, which is a non-trivial task. One approach is to provision sufficient capacity to make sure that under normal operation the storage demands can be served by the the highest performing storage class, and then allocate additional resources in the local and disaggregated flash tiers to absorb the peak storage demands. 
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@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ Ideally, we would want individual storage tiers to be elastic in a way that stor
 
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-In this blog we discussed various configuration options in Crail for deploying tiered disaggrated storage. Crail allows mixing tradional non-disaggregated storage with disaggregated storage in a single storage namespace and thereby is able to seamlessly absorb peak storage demands while offering excellent performance during regular operation. Storage classes and location classes in Crail further provide fine-grained control over how storage resources are provisoned and allocated. In the  [...]
+In this blog we discussed various configuration options in Crail for deploying tiered disaggrated storage. Crail allows mixing tradional non-disaggregated storage with disaggregated storage in a single storage namespace and is thereby able to seamlessly absorb peak storage demands while offering excellent performance during regular operation. Storage classes and location classes in Crail further provide fine-grained control over how storage resources are provisoned and allocated. In the  [...]
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