- Preface
- I. Fundamentals and Architecture
- 1. The Evolution of Storage
- 2. Meet Swift
- 3. Swift’s Data Model and Architecture
- 4. Swift Basics
- II. Application Design with Swift
- 5. Overview of the Swift API
- 6. Swift Client Libraries
- 7. Advanced API Features
- Large Objects
- Object Versioning
- Object Expiration
- Temporary URL Middleware (TempURL)
- Form Post Middleware
- Custom Metadata
- PUTting and POSTing Metadata
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
- Swift Cluster Info
- Range Requests
- Domain Remap Middleware
- Static Web Hosting
- Content-Type Header
- Bulk Operations Middleware
- Code Samples
- Conclusion
- 8. Developing Swift Middleware
- III. Installing Swift
- 9. Installing OpenStack Swift from Source
- Downloading OpenStack Swift
- Configuring Swift
- Configuring Swift Logging
- Configuring a Proxy Server
- Setting up TempAuth Authentication and Authorization with Swift
- Verifying Account Access
- Creating a Container
- Uploading an Object
- Starting the Consistency Processes
- Conclusion
- 10. Installing SwiftStack
- SwiftStack Controller and Node Overview
- Creating a Swift Cluster Using SwiftStack
- Creating a SwiftStack Controller User
- Installing the SwiftStack Node Software
- Claiming a New Node
- Creating a Cluster
- Ingesting a Node
- Enabling a SwiftStack Node
- Provisioning a SwiftStack Node
- Adding Swift Users
- SwiftStack Middleware
- Deploying to Cluster
- Creating a Container and Uploading an Object via Web Console
- Conclusion
- 9. Installing OpenStack Swift from Source
- IV. Planning a Swift Deployment
- 11. Hardware for Swift
- 12. Planning a Swift Deployment
- 13. Authentication and Authorization
- 14. Cluster Tuning and Optimization
- 15. Operating a Swift Cluster
- V. Debugging and Troubleshooting
- 16. Hardware Failures and Recovery
- 17. Benchmarking
- Evaluating Performance
- Performance Metrics, Benchmarking, and Testing
- Benchmarking with ssbench
- Benchmarking with swift-bench
- Preparation
- How swift-bench Works
- Number of Containers
- Testing High Concurrency (-c, -b)
- Testing Latency
- Object Size (-s, -l)
- Number of Objects (-n)
- Number of GETs (-g)
- Don’t Delete Option (-x)
- Creating a Configuration File
- Sample swift-bench Run
- Running a Distributed swift-bench
- Sample swift-bench Configuration
- Statistics Tools
- Conclusion
- A Swift Afterword
- Index
- Colophon
- Copyright
Part III. Installing Swift
This part explains how to install Swift, both by using its fundamental commands and by using the SwiftStack product.
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