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Last december Raptr hosted a Rift giveaway event that provided Rift standard edition with 1 month game time. this event was initiated to celebrate the launch of Storm Legion. i got myself a free copy of Rift but i played total 7 hours and leveled my trial level 10 toon to level 20(i am very slow player, i like to read quest description and such), that was it. I felt that even after having access to full game it was really not worth the time to grind to get to higher level, it has a few things different than WoW but not enough to keep me playing and more importantly encourage me to pay monthly for it. the game is really good, the class build system is awesome(better than wow imho), graphics is really good(again, better than WoW) but it just kept reminding me of WoW, the more i played it the more i missed WoW, the basic game mechanics was exactly like WOW; meaning exactly like the regular MMORPG out in market these days. I know Rift has it's own fanbase but that was how i felt. Now it is april, not even 6 months passed since the last giveaway and this time Raptr+Trion is giving away 3000 key for Rift base game+storm Legion+30 days game time for free. Which brings me to my question : is the state of the game really that bad? this expansion has only been released for about 6 months and already Trion is giving away free copy. why is that? obviously to get more players and make the game more lively with new players, right? Recently Trion acquired the publishing right of ArcheAge which also makes me wonder if Trion has lost it's interest in Rift and also it is clear that ArcheAge has way more to offer than Rift. So i was just wondering if the condition of this game really that bad.
i want an open world, no phasing, no instancing.i want meaningful owpvp.i want player driven economy.i want meaningful crafting.i want awesome exploration, a sense of thrill.i want ow housing with a meaningful effect on my entire gameplay experience, not just some instanced crap.i want all of these free of cost, i don't wanna pay you a cent, game devs can eat grass and continue developing game for me.
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I had a 12 month sub and I let it go because the game really has gone that far south. It's still fun on some level, but most of the greatness of the game is gone at this point. It's become just like every other WoW clone out there, a grindfest to get things done. It really isn't worth the sub anymore and I forsee it going F2P by the end of the year if the devs don't do something drastic to bring people back that will make them want to stay more then a few months or so...
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No, it's not that bad. That's crazy talk.
Trion have just realised that rapr is a decent place to market the game. I mean.. come on, 3000 more people in an MMO isn't going to change much. If they were desperate for population they'd be giving out at least 100,000 copies of the game, probably more. They are just spreading the exposure the game gets and offering some people the chance to benefit from it.. like any promo..
What you're saying is like saying that when Pizza Hut or Coke Cola or whatever offer free vouchers for stuff they are in some sort of unhealthy business position, which is absurb talk. It's marketing and promos to increase public interest and create more exposure for the game, pure and simple.
In fact, it's the exact opposite of what you are saying. Trion is in such a good position, financially, that they can afford to give away free copies of the game and offer a little fan service. They have money spare for marketing and promotions.
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When i was in beta testing of Rift i thought this game had lots of potential and indeed it still does but i think trion has stopped trying. but i believe f2p is bad idea, b2p like TSW will be better for the game. a cash shop with super cool outfit will definitely encourage players to spend cash in cash shop and special subscriber facility that makes gameplay a bit more smooth for subscribers will ensure a moderate number of subscription. over all, b2p with optional subscription and cash shop can really make the game shine.
i want an open world, no phasing, no instancing.i want meaningful owpvp.i want player driven economy.i want meaningful crafting.i want awesome exploration, a sense of thrill.i want ow housing with a meaningful effect on my entire gameplay experience, not just some instanced crap.i want all of these free of cost, i don't wanna pay you a cent, game devs can eat grass and continue developing game for me.
Originally posted by Vannor
That's pretty good explanation. but what was really bothering me last december at the moment giveaway expired was that there were still 2236 keys left out of 3000. that means if it were a advertisement attempt, it kinda failed that time. but let's see what happens this time, they are giving away their latest and 1st ever expansion for free this time, hope it gets picked up more.
i want an open world, no phasing, no instancing.i want meaningful owpvp.i want player driven economy.i want meaningful crafting.i want awesome exploration, a sense of thrill.i want ow housing with a meaningful effect on my entire gameplay experience, not just some instanced crap.i want all of these free of cost, i don't wanna pay you a cent, game devs can eat grass and continue developing game for me.
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Originally posted by jesteralways
Well Raptr's a funny beast..
Was it a proper free giveaway or did they have to earn a certain amount of rep, be a certain rank on Raptr or log a certain amount of hours playing the original Rift (or some other game) and 'spend' it on the promotion to get the game for free?
If they didn't have to 'earn' the free copy then, yeh, it's strange they didn't shift all the keys.
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Over the past year the quality of Trion's output(Storm Legion, Defiance) has dropped significantly and people are taking notice.
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Originally posted by Xiaoki
Personally I found it to be the opposite for SL, one of the best expansions I have seen in about 20 years of online gaming, alot more bug free than many 'bigger' games/xpacs. There were a few glaring exploits that were slow to be fixed, along with all the fish bots but these were addressed and i've found in general they are quick to fix genuine issues and only ignore the 'my spec got pwnd in pvp so it must be xploitz/imbalance!' crybabies :)
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Just claimed these offers on Raptr, now have Storm Legion and 60 days of playtime so will give it a go and see what happens.
Thanks Raptr and Trion! :)
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Storm Legion wasn't developed with the same magic of the original rift.
They bascially made some really big and empty zones, just so they can argue having 2 continents in an expansion.
Drastically reduced the xp gain from instant adventure, placed mobs too far apart so you hardly have much aoe action.
Drastically reduced the token and reputation gain from heroic dungeons compaired to classic, while also inflating heroic item prices to the max.
Made reputation grind from dailies grindy and horrible, compaired to them being annoying but doable in classic.
This expansion screams artificial prolonged grind to keep subs, and i screamed my digital lungs out for this game before and after the expansion for them to not fall back to grind/ to reduce the grind and turn dailies into weeklies with enhanced reputation boosts so people wouldn't burn out/ have more fun with alts etc etc.
it's like they saw my advice, but decided to do the opposite thing everytime.
I am done with this game and which once was one of the best mmorpgs i played turned out to be a shadow of its former self.
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I liked Rift, but that was before they nerfed everything in the game and merged the factions. I would rather play WoW for the fact that at least there are 2 factions that fight against each other. In Rift even the guilds are merged.... so now there is no need for factions because they all get a long and play with each other. Totally ruined the story and the emersion in the game.
Now some of the mechanics in Rift I still love, but they ruined any lore and emersion in the game for me. When I PvP I want to have an enemy, a faction to fight against.... it isn't there in Rift anymore.


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DETROIT - DECEMBER 9: Brad Stuart #23 of the Detroit Red Wings battles for position against TJ Oshie #74 of the St. Louis Blues during the game at Joe Louis Arena on December 9, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Dave Sandford/Getty Images)
San Jose Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart laid out Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog with a bone-crushing hit during the first period of Saturday's NHL game at the HP Pavilion. The hit set off a critical sequence in the game, as Avs defenseman Ryan O'Byrne retaliated by instigating a fight with Stuart. As a result, O'Bryne was assessed 19 penalty minutes, leading to a Sharks power play. Within the next 1:47, Sharks center Patrick Marleau scored the first two goals on the game to lead the way to a 4-0 Sharks victory. Stuart did not receive a penalty for the hit (although he did receive 5 minutes for fighting with O'Byrne). However, because Stuart's elbow appeared to make contact with Landeskog's head, the play may be reviewed by the NHL. Landeskog left the ice and headed to the dressing room, but did return to the game in the second period. Video via HockeyVideoHD. H/T Puck Daddy. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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The winningest goaltender in NHL history would like to add to that total for at least one more season.New Jersey Devils legend Martin Brodeur told the New York Post he sees himself returning for the 2012-13 season - a decision that represents a change of heart for the 39-year-old netminder."I feel differently about it now than I did last summer, or at the start of the season," he told the newspaper. "It's not 100 percent, but I'm definitely leaning toward coming back next year."Brodeur's current contract expires at the end of the season, but he says he sees himself remaining in the league on a one-year deal.A few people I've spoken to have told me that if you think you still have that little flame, keep it going, because once it's out, it's out," he said.Brodeur added that his preference is to return to the Devils, but that he would entertain offers from other clubs if New Jersey didn't want him back.Brodeur is 13-10-1 with a 2.90 goals-against average in 27 games. His 638 c...
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from the trump-cards dept
This week, the MPAA unveiled some new anti-piracy ads that are targeted (of course) at people who have already paid to go see a movie. Vincent Clement won most insightful comment of the week by underlining just how backwards this is:
It's interesting that at no point does the RIAA or movie studio every THANK people for paying to see the movie or for buying the DVD or digital file.
Even a used car salesman will shake your hand when you buy a vehicle.
Meanwhile, as we continued our discussion of the Uber crackdown in France, one commenter brought out the disingenuous argument that this is is really all about knowing that you're insured when taking a cab. Senor Space Beans won second place for insightful by putting that notion to bed:
It's funny, my state government checks to see if I have insurance before issuing my drivers licence. It doesn't cost six figures to perform said check. The license doesn't provide the insurance; it stipulates that you have insurance.
Taxi Licenses in Paris cost so much because legacy taxi companies lobbied to have them raised to prevent any new comers from elbowing in on their market share. They've created their own problem and nobody's talking about it because it's easier to blame someone else when you've failed to innovate.
For editor's choice on the insightful side, we start out with a response to the FCC commissioner's apparent view that broadband isn't all that important. Seegras had a solid theory on just how he could be so wrong:
Secretary Syndrome
Some people don't even realise they're dependant on the internet, because they have all their staff doing the work -- depending on the internet -- on their behalf.
Next, we circle back to the MPAA's anti-piracy ads, where one commenter suggested there's nothing movie studios could that the Techdirt community would approve of or appreciate. DannyB chimed in with a list of counter-examples:
You are wrong. But you are too blind to see it.
Here are a dozen things the movie industry could do.
1. Quit focusing on Google which has absolutely nothing to do with piracy.
2. Go after actual infringers. With proof. Using due process. You know, the site hosting infringing content. Free Clue: if you take those down, then those sites don't appear in Google. (and other search engines!)
3. Quit trying to use copyright as a censorship tool.
4. Quit trying to create laws the impose liability upon everyone except the actual infringers.
5. Try making movies that I actually want to see. (There is exactly one movie this summer that I am interested in seeing -- this is the first time in several years. This new stupid anti-piracy ad for three minutes is giving me 2nd thoughts.)
6. If you want to actually help the hard working people you feature in your anti piracy ad, then get rid of Hollywood Accounting.
7. Quit complaining about the Creative Commons license.
8. If I buy a DVD (or CD) I should own either a piece of plastic that costs virtually nothing to produce, or I should own a licensed copy that allows me to very cheaply replace the worn piece of plastic. Or have reasonable backup policies. Most people are honest. But you'll never see this.
9. Quit trying to destroy the public domain. Quit trying to re-copyright it.
10. Quit extending copyright.
11. In short, quit abusing copyright.
12. Quit trolling TechDirt
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13. Get your head out of the sand. Quit being stuck in the past. See the future. Technology is your friend. It always has been historically even when you fought it kicking and screaming.
Over on the funny side, we start out on a recent patent trolling story, this time involving newly-formed company Wetro Lan, LLC. Beltorak noticed something about that name, and I'm not even entirely sure it's a coincidence:
wait wait wait wait
are you serious?? a patent troll called "We Trollin"??? How is this not some form of high satire?
oh yeah, cause they're serious :-/
Next, in response to Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit over an Instagram photo that put his face next to Dylan Roof's, one anonymous comment's second-place win shows just how much people can't stand Trump:
About that side-by-side picture- between the two of them, why is Trump the one suing?
For editor's choice on the funny side, we'll start by heading back to the MPAA anti-piracy ads one more time, since one anonymous commenter discovered something hilarious when he tried to watch:
I don't usually go to the movies but I still wanted to see what these commercials are about, so I clicked the links.
"This content is not available in your region."
Huh, I guess they only want people in the United States to stop pirating.
Finally, every now and then we get a comment that is a complete satirical re-imagining of a famous work. Truth be told, a lot of them don't seem all that inspired — but DannyB deserves a second nod this week for his opus, How the Cable TV stole Internet Streaming:
Every Who on the Internet liked Netflix a lot...
But the Cable who lived north of Internet, Did NOT!
The Cable HATED Netflix, the whole TV streaming!
Now, please don't ask why. No one quite knows the reason.
It could be his head wasn't screwed on just right.
It could be, perhaps, that his greed was too tight.
But the reason most likely for the copyright pigs
May have been that their ego was six sizes too big.
Whatever the reason, Their heart or their greed,
They stood on the precipice of Cable TV.
Staring down from their cave with a sour, greedy fret,
At the warm lighted screens all over the Internet.
For they knew down on the Internet
Every Who they could see
Was watching Netflix original series
Instead of Cable TV!
And that new streaming content! cable snarled with a sneer,
Streaming TV is popular, it is practically here!
Then they growled with their long fingers nervously drumming,
"I MUST find some way to stop the Streaming from coming!"
For in the future cable knew, all the Who girls and boys,
Would be watching on smart phones, their tablets, gadgets and toys!
Then they got an idea! An awful idea!
The Cable got a horrible, awful idea!
"I know just what to do!" The Cable laughed like a brute.
I'll call my lawyers", they snarled, "to file a lawsuit!"
That's all for this week, folks!


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Unionists ratified a new contract with the area's big food chains, and Local 770 passed the 100-store organizing mark at CVS, adding 2,000 members.
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A historic core industry of the two major unions in Southern California, retail food, has begun its every-five-years-or-so cycle of bare-knuckle contract negotiations.
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SEATTLE (PAI)-Members of the International Association of Machinists in the Pacific Northwest are voting today on an 8-year contract extension offer from Boeing that many are unhappy with.
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Graduate students at the University of Illinois win a contract agreement they have been fighting for since August 2009.
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Genius Tablet?
Ok, so I am badly in need of a tablet, as I am sick of attempting to draw in PS using the mouse. I have read different reviews, and most people say that Wacom tablets (mostly Wacom Intuos) are the best ones for drawing.
Trouble is that the lest expensive decent Wacom Intuos I can buy here (Wacom INTUOS3 A5 Wide) is 5 times more expensive than a Genius G-Pen F610.
Today, a friend of mine has lent me his Genius tablet and I have managed to draw some stuff with it. It seemed pretty nice to me and I haven't experienced any trouble. My friend says he's pretty satisfied with it (he's using it for photo-editing, though). I'm seriously thinking about buying a Genius like his, as I don't have enough money for a wacom. In reviews, people complain about durability and resistance.
Has anyone here ever used a Genius Tablet? If so, what d'you think - should I get one now (as a beginner) or wait till I have the money for the wacom?
Hide this ad by registering as a memberNovember 9th, 2008 #2
I bought a Genius PenSketch 6x8 a while ago. I think it's really great for the price tbh. The Wacom's are nicer no doubt but if they're out of your price range and you don't think you can save up for it then I'd go for it.
Main problem I have with it is the fact the pen needs a battery. That in itself isn't a problem but it always seems you've never got a single triple A in the house when you need it, doesn't it? lol
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I'm using the same tablet than AdamR. It's a really nice tablet when you wanna start painting with it, but it quickly shows it limits !! It works quite well with photoshop. Another thing that I've seen is that it doesn't really looks like that there is really 1024 level of pressure when I paint.
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I have Genius PenSketch 9x12 and for the price it's great.
The biggest problem is that the pen requires battery, but if you're fine with that, go for it.
It has good support for applications, the pressure works in almost every program including OpenCanvas.
I'd say Genius is the second lead after Wacom.
One thing, avoid 9x12, it's too big and most of the space is wasted.


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1. Pre-heat the oven to 400°F.
2. In a bowl, pour the oil and milk together but do not mix.
3. Using either your hands or a food processor, mix the whole wheat flour and salt.
4. Slowly add the liquid and continue mixing, but stop mixing when all the liquid is added, to get a crumbly mixture.
5. Gather the crumbs into a ball.
6. Flatten it into and 6-inch circle, dust with flour, place between two wax paper sheets and let it stand for 5 minutes.
7. With a rolling pin, roll from the center outward, till the dough is 12 inches in diameter.
8. Peel off one sheet of wax paper, and fold the pastry, to unfold carefully in the pan.
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10. Make holes on the surface with a fork.
11. Refrigerate the crust for a few minutes, or, in case of an unbaked crust, glaze with egg white and refrigerate for 1 hour.
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An account has been set up at Fulton State Bank to assist the family of Doug Nelson, whose house just northeast of Fulton burned down Tuesday night. Nelson and his wife Mary, and their two children were not at home during the blaze. The family was at a basketball game when the fire started. The Nelsons lost nearly everything in Tuesday night's fire.
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Chicago White Sox (56-62) at Seattle Mariners (61-55), 4:10 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Chicago - John Danks (9-7, 4.93) Seattle - Erasmo Ramirez (1-5, 4.35)
(SportsNetwork.com) - After seeing their four-game winning streak come to an end on Saturday night, the Seattle Mariners will try to exact revenge on the Chicago White Sox at Safeco Field as the four-game series comes to a close.
Saturday's bout needed extra innings to be decided. In the top of the 10th inning, Conor Gillaspie delivered an RBI single, which ultimately lifted the White Sox to a 2-1 victory.
Alexei Ramirez (2-for-4) accounted for the only other run with an RBI double in the seventh inning, and he also stole his 18th base of the season. Jose Abreu was 2-for-4 with a run scored.
Hector Noesi was outstanding in 7 1/3 innings of work, allowing one unearned run while scattering just five hits in the no-decision. Eric Surkamp (1-0) earned the win and Jake Petricka shut the door in the bottom of the 10th for his eighth save.
Fernando Rodney (1-5) surrendered the game-winning hit in the 10th. James Paxton started the game for the Mariners and pitched 6 1/3 strong innings (6 H, ER, 4 K).
The Mariners' lone run came in the bottom of the fourth on an RBI double by Kyle Seager. Kendrys Morales was 2-for-4 out of the clean-up spot.
On the hill for Chicago on Sunday will be John Danks, who, despite a solid 9-7 record, has disappointed this season with a 4.93 ERA and a 1.47 WHIP.
Danks had his worst outing of the season his last time out, as he was knocked around for nine earned runs in 4 2/3 innings in an Aug. 5 loss to Texas.
The southpaw has yielded 30 earned run in 41 1/3 innings since the start of July.
The Mariners will counter with Erasmo Ramirez, who's being recalled from Triple-A Tacoma. He's just 1-5 through 12 starts this season with a 4.35 ERA.
Ramirez had one of his best outings of the season his last time out against the Mets on July 22, yielding just five hits and two earned runs in seven innings while striking out seven, but he turned out to be the hard-luck loser.
Ramirez has been solid at home this season with a 3.29 ERA at Safeco Field, but he has an 0-3 record to show for it for Seattle, which is one of three AL teams 1 1/2 games out of a wild card spot.


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I've just been to China. Again. It's only been a few months since I was last there.
I was lucky enough to attend the 5th China Cloud Computing Conference at the China National Convention Center in Beijing. You probably have not heard of it, but it's an impressive conference. It's "the one" for the cloud computing industry. It was a unique view for me – more of an inside-out view of the industry. Everyone who's anyone in China's cloud industry was there.
First, the air was really hazy, but I don't think the locals considered it that bad. The US consulate iPhone app said the particulates were in the very unhealthy range. Imagine looking across the street. Sure, you can see the building there, but the next one? Not so much. Look up. Can you see past the 10th floor? No, not really. The building disappears into the smog. That's what it was like at the China National Convention Center, which is part of the same Olympics complex as the famous Birdcage stadium: http://www.cnccchina.com/en/Venues/Traffic.aspx
I had a fantastic chance to catch up with a university friend, who has been living in Beijing since the 90's, and is now a venture capitalist. It's amazing how almost 30 years can disappear and you pick up where you left off. He sure knows how to live. I was picked up in his private limo, whisked off to a very well-known restaurant across the city, where we had a private room and private waitress. We even had some exotic, special dishes that needed to be ordered at least a day in advance. Wow. But we broke Chinese tradition and had imported beer in honor of our Canadian education.
Sizing up China's cloud infrastructure
The most unusual meeting I attended was an invitation-only session – the Sino-American roundtable on cloud computing. There were just about 40 people in a room – half from the US, half from China. Mostly what I learned is that the cloud infrastructure in China is fragmented, and probably sub-scale. And it's like that for a reason. It was difficult to understand at first, but I think I've made sense of it.
I started asking why to friends and consultants and got some interesting answers. Essentially different regional governments are trying to capture the cloud "industry" in their locality, so they promote activity, and they promote creation of new tools and infrastructure for that. Why reuse something that's open source and works if you don't have to and you can create high-tech jobs? (That's sarcasm, by the way.) Many technologists I spoke with felt this will hold them back, and that they are probably 3-5 years behind the US. As well, each government-run industry specifies the datacenter and infrastructure needed to be a supplier or ecosystem partner with them, and each is different. The national train system has a different cloud infrastructure from the agriculture department, and from the shipping authority, etc… and if you do business with them – that is you are part of their ecosystem of vendors, then you use their infrastructure. It all spells fragmentation and sub-scale. In contrast, the Web 2.0 / social media companies seem to be doing just fine.
Baidu was also showing off its open rack. It's an embodiment of the Scorpio V1 standard, which was jointly developed with Tencent, Alibaba and China Telecom. It views this as a first experiment, and is looking forward to V2, which will be a much more mature system.
I was also lucky to have personal meetings with general managers,chief architects and effective CTOs of the biggest cloud companies in China. What did I learn? They are all at an inflexion point. Many of the key technologists have experience at American Web 2.0 companies, so they're able to evolve quickly, leveraging their industry knowledge. They're all working to build or grow their own datacenters, their own infrastructure. And they're aggressively expanding products, not just users, so they're getting a compound growth rate.
Here's a little of what I learned. In general, there is a trend to try and simplify infrastructure, harmonize divergent platforms, and deploy more infrastructure by spending less on each unit. (In general, they don't make as much per user as American companies, but they have more users). As a result they are more cost-focused than US companies. And they are starting to put more emphasis on operational simplicity in general. As one GM described it to me – "Yes, techs are inexpensive in China for maintainence, but more often than not they make mistakes that impact operations." So we (LSI) will be focussing more on simplifying management and maintainence for them.
Baidu's biggest Hadoop cluster is 20k nodes. I believe that's as big as Yahoo's – and it is the originator of Hadoop. Baidu has a unique use profile for flash – it's not like the hyperscale datacenters in the US. But Baidu is starting to consume a lot. Like most other hyperscale datacenters, it is working on storage erasure coding across servers, racks and datacenters, and it is trying to make a unified namespace across everything. One of its main interests is architecture at datacenter level, harmonizing the various platforms and looking for the optimum at the datacenter level. In general, Baidu is very proud of the advances it has made, and it has real confidence in its vision and route forward, and from what I heard, its architectural ambitions are big.
JD.com (which used to be 360buy.com) is the largest direct ecommerce company in China and (only) had about $10 billion (US) in revenue last year, with 100% CAGR growth. As the GM there said, its growth has to slow sometime, or in 5 years it'll be the biggest company in the world. I think it is the closest equivalent to Amazon there is out there, and they have similar ambitions. They are in the process of transforming to a self-built, self-managed datacenter infrastructure. It is a company I am going to keep my eyes on.
Tencent is expanding into some interesting new businesses. Sure, people know about the Tencent cloud services that the Chinese government will be using, but Tencent also has some interesting and unique cloud services coming. Let's just say even I am interested in using them. And of course, while Tencent is already the largest Web 2.0 company in China, its new services promise to push it to new scale and new markets.
Extra! Extra! Read all about it …
And then there was press. I had a very enjoyable conversation with Yuan Shaolong, editor at WatchStor, that I think ran way over. Amazingly – we discovered we have the same favorite band, even half a world away from each other. The results are here, though I'm not sure if Google translate messed a few things up, or if there was some miscommunication, but in general, I think most of the basics are right: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://tech.watchstor.com/storage-module-144394.htm&prev=/search%3Fq%3Drobert%2Bober%2BLSI%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official%26biw%3D1346%26bih%3D619
I just keep learning new things every time I go to China. I suspect it has as much to do with how quickly things are changing as new stuff to learn. So I expect it won't be too long until I go to China, again…
Tags: Alibaba, Amazon, Baidu, China, China Cloud Computing Conference, China National Convention Center, China Telecom, datacenter, Hadoop, hyperscale, JD.com, WatchStor, web 2.0, Yahoo
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I've been travelling to China quite a bit over the last year or so. I'm sitting in Shenzhen right now (If you know Chinese internet companies, you'll know who I'm visiting). The growth is staggering. I've had a bit of a trains, planes, automobiles experience this trip, and that's exposed me to parts of China I never would have seen otherwise. Just to accommodate sheer population growth and the modest increase in wealth, there is construction everywhere – a press of people and energy, constant traffic jams, unending urban centers, and most everything is new. Very new. It must be exciting to be part of that explosive growth. What a market. I mean – come on – there are 1.3 billion potential users in China.
The amazing thing for me is the rapid growth of hyperscale datacenters in China, which is truly exponential. Their infrastructure growth has been 200%-300% CAGR for the past few years. It's also fantastic walking into a building in China, say Baidu, and feeling very much at home – just like you walked into Facebook or Google. It's the same young vibe, energy, and ambition to change how the world does things. And it's also the same pleasure – talking to architects who are super-sharp, have few technical prejudices, and have very little vanity – just a will to get to business and solve problems. Polite, but blunt. We're lucky that they recognize LSI as a leader, and are willing to spend time to listen to our ideas, and to give us theirs.
Even their infrastructure has a similar feel to the US hyperscale datacenters. The same only different. ;-)
A lot of these guys are growing revenue at 50% per year, several getting 50% gross margin. Those are nice numbers in any country. One has $100's of billions in revenue. And they're starting to push out of China. So far their pushes into Japan have not gone well, but other countries should be better. They all have unique business models. "We" in the US like to say things like "Alibaba is the Chinese eBay" or "Sina Weibo is the Chinese Twitter"…. But that's not true – they all have more hybrid business models, unique, and so their datacenter goals, revenue and growth have a slightly different profile. And there are some very cool services that simply are not available elsewhere. (You listening Apple®, Google®, Twitter®, Facebook®?) But they are all expanding their services, products and user base. Interestingly, there is very little public cloud in China. So there are no real equivalents to Amazon's services or Microsoft's Azure. I have heard about current development of that kind of model with the government as initial customer. We'll see how that goes.
100's of thousands of servers. They're not the scale of Google, but they sure are the scale of Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft…. It's a serious market for an outfit like LSI. Really it's a very similar scale now to the US market. Close to 1 million servers installed among the main 4 players, and exabytes of data (we've blown past mere petabytes). Interestingly, they still use many co-location facilities, but that will change. More important – they're all planning to probably double their infrastructure in the next 1-2 years – they have to – their growth rates are crazy.
Often 5 or 6 distinct platforms, just like the US hyperscale datacenters. Database platforms, storage platforms, analytics platforms, archival platforms, web server platforms…. But they tend to be a little more like a rack of traditional servers that enterprise buys with integrated disk bays, still a lot of 1G Ethernet, and they are still mostly from established OEMs. In fact I just ran into one OEM's American GM, who I happen to know, in Tencent's offices today. The typical servers have 12 HDDs in drive bays, though they are starting to look at SSDs as part of the storage platform. They do use PCIe® flash cards in some platforms, but the performance requirements are not as extreme as you might imagine. Reasonably low latency and consistent latency are the premium they are looking for from these flash cards – not maximum IOPs or bandwidth – very similar to their American counterparts. I think hyperscale datacenters are sophisticated in understanding what they need from flash, and not requiring more than that. Enterprise could learn a thing or two.
Some server platforms have RAIDed HDDs, but most are direct map drives using a high availability (HA) layer across the server center – Hadoop® HDFS or self-developed Hadoop like platforms. Some have also started to deploy microserver archival "bit buckets." A small ARM® SoC with 4 HDDs totaling 12 TBytes of storage, giving densities like 72 TBytes of file storage in 2U of rack. While I can only find about 5,000 of those in China that are the first generation experiments, it's the first of a growing wave of archival solutions based on lower performance ARM servers. The feedback is clear – they're not perfect yet, but the writing is on the wall. (If you're wondering about the math, that's 5,000 x 12 TBytes = 60 Petabytes….)
Yes, it's important, but maybe more than we're used to. It's harder to get licenses for power in China. So it's really important to stay within the envelope of power your datacenter has. You simply can't get more. That means they have to deploy solutions that do more in the same power profile, especially as they move out of co-located datacenters into private ones. Annually, 50% more users supported, more storage capacity, more performance, more services, all in the same power. That's not so easy. I would expect solar power in their future, just as Apple has done.
Here's where it gets interesting. They are developing a cousin to OpenCompute that's called Scorpio. It's Tencent, Alibaba, Baidu, and China Telecom so far driving the standard. The goals are similar to OpenCompute, but more aligned to standardized sub-systems that can be co-mingled from multiple vendors. There is some harmonization and coordination between OpenCompute and Scorpio, and in fact the Scorpio companies are members of OpenCompute. But where OpenCompute is trying to change the complete architecture of scale-out clusters, Scorpio is much more pragmatic – some would say less ambitious. They've finished version 1 and rolled out about 200 racks as a "test case" to learn from. Baidu was the guinea pig. That's around 6,000 servers. They weren't expecting more from version 1. They're trying to learn. They've made mistakes, learned a lot, and are working on version 2.
Even if it's not exciting, it will have an impact because of the sheer size of deployments these guys are getting ready to roll out in the next few years. They see the progression as 1) they were using standard equipment, 2) they're experimenting and learning from trial runs of Scorpio versions 1 and 2, and then they'll work on 3) new architectures that are efficient and powerful, and different.
Information is pretty sketchy if you are not one of the member companies or one of their direct vendors. We were just invited to join Scorpio by one of the founders, and would be the first group outside of China to do so. If that all works out, I'll have a much better idea of the details, and hopefully can influence the standards to be better for these hyperscale datacenter applications. Between OpenCompute and Scorpio we'll be seeing a major shift in the industry – a shift that will undoubtedly be disturbing to a lot of current players. It makes me nervous, even though I'm excited about it. One thing is sure – just as the server market volume is migrating from traditional enterprise to hyperscale datacenter (25-30% of the server market and growing quickly), we're starting to see a migration to Chinese hyperscale datacenters from US-based ones. They have to grow just to stay still. I mean – come on – there are 1.3 billion potential users in China….
Tags: Alibaba, Amazon, Apple, ARM, Baidu, China, China Telecom, datacenter, Facebook, Google, Hadoop, hard disk drive, HDD, hyperscale, Microsoft, OpenCompute, Scorpio, Shenzhen, Sina Weibo, solid state drive, SSD, Tencent, Twitter
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