all: release light0.1stable21

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light0.1 series (stable):
- Asynchronous replication.
Currently operational at more than 700 storage servers at
1&1, more than 2,000,000 operating hours (end of June 2015)
Currently operational at more than 1600 servers at
1&1, more than 6,000,000 operating hours (end of 2015)
- Unstable tagnames: light0.1beta%d.%d (obsolete)
- Stable branch: light0.1.y
- Stable tagnames: light0.1stable%02d
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- Transparent data compression over low bandwidth lines.
Consumes a lot of CPU, therefore only recommended for
low write loads or for desperate network situations.
- Remote device: bypassing iSCSI. In essence,
/dev/mars/mydata can appear at any other cluster member
which doesn't necessarily need any local disks.
- Various smaller features and improvements.
- Unstable tagnames: light0.2beta%d.%d (planned)
- Unstable tagnames: light0.2beta%d.%d (current)
- Stable branch: light0.2.y (planned)
- Stable tagnames: light0.2stable%02d (planned)
light0.3 series (planned):
(some might possibly go to 1.0 series instead)
- Remote device: bypassing iSCSI. In essence,
/dev/mars/mydata can appear at any other cluster member
which doesn't necessarily need any local disks.
- Improve replication latency.
- New pseudo-synchronous replication modes.
For the internal needs of database folks at 1&1.
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Changelog for series 0.2:
(you need to checkout branch light0.2.y to see any details)
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Changelog for series 0.1:
light0.1stable21
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* Hint: now MARS has been rolled out to more than 1600 servers,
including some MySQL database servers, and has collected more
than 6 millions of operation hours.
* Minor fixes, none of them observed in practice, only found
by testing while working on new features:
- potential read page fault
- potential deadlock
- incorrect remote symlink update under untypical circumstances
light0.1stable20
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* Hint: MARS is now running on more than 850 storage servers,