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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 30, 2023
Filed:
Nov. 18, 2020
Amadeus S.a.s., Biot, FR;
Didier Spezia, Nice, FR;
Simon Huet, Biot, FR;
Damien Profeta, Mouans-Sartoux, FR;
Xavier Bourgouin, Antibes, FR;
AMADEUS S.A.S., Biot, FR;
Abstract
A distributed computer system for delivering data to client-side application(s) is provided. The system includes a database configured to store immutable data blocks, a data distribution entity configured to split source-data into immutable data blocks and metadata. The data distribution entity is configured to replicate and store the data blocks on different storage nodes(s) of the database. The metadata comprises values referencing the data blocks for a key-value database call. The system further comprises a data fetching/delivering entity with a fuse-daemon configured to form a quorum read request for data block(s) out of a client-side request for a certain data range. The quorum-read request is a bundle of parallel requests to different storage nodes. The fuse-daemon is configured to fetch the data blocks delivered in the fastest response and to discard the rest. The fuse-daemon generates a virtual file comprising the corresponding range of data from the fetched data blocks.
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