Fusion-io SDK gives designers local storage accessibility, important factors to the NAND realm

Fusion-io (NYSE: FIO) today declared the first software development kit (SDK) to provide software designers with native accessibility the ioMemory flash foundation. By developing programs immediately with this new chronic memory level, designers will be able to boost business, web, and big data programs through direct programmatic accessibility the ioMemory processing part for once.

"Our Jan display of one million IOPS operating on Auto Make Storage, and Nuclear Creates confirmed the prospective power of operating programs natively on ioMemory. With our SDK, we are now making these resources available to software designers," said Mark Flynn, Fusion-io CEO and Chairman. "The ioMemory SDK and APIs reduce application complexness and speed development while increasing a chance to market with less technological innovation specifications. When you get rid of that complexness, the producing application is much more efficient and can power the full prospective of ioMemory to run much quicker."

On only a handful of occasions in the past 60 years have software designers been given generally new development foundations for storage space or storage space devices. Until now, designers have been limited to tuning their programs for display as storage space. The ioMemory SDK collections discover immediate programmatic accessibility local display accessibility styles and information organization methods. The ioMemory SDK includes program development connections (APIs) within user-space collections, as well as reference program examples made available as free. The ioMemory SDK collections will combine underlying primitives provided by the Fusion-io ioMemory OS Subsystem, such as Fusion-io Nuclear Writes and Auto Commit Memory, to improve content management cycles and system efficiency of popular programs.

"Direct programmatic accessibility the ioMemory level presents a rare and significant discovery for processing, and the ioMemory SDK makes that incorporation strongly simple for program designers," said Citrusleaf founder and CTO Mark Bulkowski. "When you consider that Fusion-io is already well known for increasing programs, it's exciting that skipping traditional methods in favor of immediate accessibility ioMemory would mean an even greater efficiency boost in Citrusleaf's NoSQL database for mission critical webscale programs. Our existing real-time big information customers require low latency and extraordinary throughput, and with this trend in program speed, end users will start asking if programs can run local on ioMemory."

The ioMemory SDK will function APIs such as the Key-Value Store, which will function connections to decrease latency, increase storage efficiency, and decrease value complexness. The directFS API provides local file-access semantics to ioMemory through a POSIX-compliant information file program. Like the local API collections, directFS is integrated immediately on ioMemory, considerably decreasing latency by entirely skipping os obstacle caches, information file program and kernel prevent I/O levels. Fusion-io directFS will be launched as a realistic working example of an program operating natively on ioMemory to help designers discover the use of Fusion-io APIs.

"Improving the efficiency of input/output (I/O) limited programs or systems could be more noticeable and cost-effective if the choice of information to hold in display storage is done in an brilliant and application-aware way," said Gartner VP Recognized Specialist Carl Claunch. "Competitive benefits for software will be the main car owner forcing those creators to make use of display as a exclusive storage type."

Select Fusion-io collections and APIs are now available to beginning accessibility lovers through the new Fusion-io Creator System, the first market program for designers enhancing programs to run natively on ioMemory. Developed as a developer group source, the Creator System website will also function white documents, weblogs, FAQs, and other options. To utilize for beginning accessibility the Fusion-io Creator System, please visit http://developer.fusionio.com.

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About Fusion-io

Fusion-io has developed a next technology storage space storage foundation for shared information decentralization that considerably improves the handling features within a datacenter by moving process-critical, or "active", information from common storage space to the server where it is being prepared, a technique referred to as information decentralization. Fusion's incorporated application and hardware solutions power non-volatile storage space to considerably improve datacenter performance and offers enterprise grade performance, stability, accessibility and manageability. Fusion's information decentralization foundation can transform history architectures into next technology datacenters and allows corporations to settle or considerably reduce complex and expensive powerful storage space, powerful networking and memory-rich hosts. Fusion's foundation enables corporations to improve the usage, performance and performance of their datacenter resources and extract greater value from their information resources.

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