StoRM
StoRM (STOrage Resource Manager) is a light, scalable, flexible, high-performance, file system independent, storage manager service (SRM) for generic disk based storage system, compliant with the standard SRM interface version 2.2.
Latest News
12 May 2021
StoRM 1.11.21 released
Released packages:
- StoRM Backend 1.11.21
- StoRM Frontend 1.8.15
- StoRM WebDAV 1.4.1
- StoRM Utils 1.0.0
30 April 2021
Upgrading to StoRM v1.11.20 could break connections with MariaDB
Upgrading to StoRM v1.11.20 could break connections with MariaDB
Implements the SRM specification
StoRM is adopted in the context of WLCG computational Grid framework. It provides data management capabilities in a Grid environment to share, access and transfer data among heterogeneous and geographically distributed data centers. StoRM implements the Storage Resource Manager (SRM) specification.
Built for cluster filesystems
StoRM works on any POSIX filesystems, but was built to bring in the Grid the advantages of high performance storage systems based on cluster file system (such as GPFS from IBM or Lustre from Sun Microsystems), supporting direct access (native POSIX I/O call) to shared files and directories, as well as other standard Grid access protocols