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Brent WelchI am Chief Technology Officer at Panasas, which has created a scalable, high-performace, parallel, distributed storage cluster that is the file system for many of the most powerful super computers in the top500. Scalable Performance in the Panasas Parallel File System provides a nice description of the system.Panasas has job openings for great system programmers! Please email welch-at-panasas-dot-com if you are interested in a challenging job at a pre-IPO company.
This blog posting by Tadashi Ogawa
has a nice collection of
pointers to papers on Panasas, Object-Storage, RAID, and Sprite.
I live with my wife and boys and dog in Mountain View, CA. We enjoy footbag, our garden, soccer, baseball, fire juggling and music.
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Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk, 4th Ed.
The 4th edition of my book covers Tcl/Tk 8.4. There are new chapters on multi-threaded Tcl scripts and Starkits. |
EXMH is a popular email user interface that runs on
Linux and other UNIX systems. It is extensible, using Tcl of course,
and has accumulated many cool features since its release in 1993.
Exmh Wiki contains lots of information contributed by its users. TclHttpd is an extensible web server that provides an easy way to develop and deploy applications. |
Personal Information
BioI am currently Chief Technology Officer at Panasas, I have worked at Xerox-PARC and Sun Microsystems Laboratories. I have experience building software systems from the device driver level up through network servers, user applications, and graphical user interfaces. While getting my PhD at UC Berkeley, I designed and built the Sprite distributed file system. I am the creator of the TclHttpd web server, the exmh email user interface, and the author of Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk. What is BeeDub.com?This is my permanent home on the web. Come here to find up-to-date pointers to my current work.
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That's me, getting big air in footbag net. See also these two shots of another "joust" between James Harley and Brent Welch at the 1998 World Championships (preliminary rounds) in Montreal. I teamed up with James in the 'O3 Worlds where we took 3rd place.