Introduction
The ideal storage system is globally accessible, always available, provides unlimited performance and capacity for a large number of clients, and requires no management. It is conventionally believed that nothing is ideal in the universe. But still, if one tries to incorporate majority of these features in a single system, then a cost-effective scalable system becomes available. As mentioned earlier the ideal storage system is always available and is incrementally expandable. Existing storage systems are far from this ideal. The recent introduction of low-cost, scalable, high-performance networks allows us to re-examine the way we build storage systems and to investigate storage architectures that bring us closer to the ideal storage system. Petal, attempts to approximate this ideal in practice through a novel combination of features.
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