I see things like this in the C# api, and am wondering if it is not possible to have multiple threads reading and writing at the same time?public void DownloadToStream(string path, Stream writeStream) {if (isDownloadInProgress) {throw new SDKException("A file is already being downloaded."); } this.isDownloadInProgress = true;

Is it possible to use a plain REST interface - as in POST or PUT with a large stream of data, then do a GET to get the same stream back? I could supply unique file IDs to make it look like a flat address space? What I need is some small number of containers for very large (and large numbers of) streams of data. I have embedded headers on each ...

How do I set up a CIFS interface to Nirvanix in Windows server? Is there are demo available so I can set it up in my lab for eval?

Thanks for the reply. I did look at the flat SDK... On the upload call, e.g. upload.UploadFiles(filePaths, "/destinationpath/", true); the /destinationPath/ NFS directory is created automatically? In my app, I would have a new directory for each upload. Is there a limit to the number of dirs on your system? Limits or restrictions on ...

I have an application where I would like to upload alot of bytes that might be on many files, often 30-40 megabytes/set. I don't need this to be in a filesystem-like thing, I would rather have a flat namespace. I know how to do REST in C#, and would like to read and write large datasets, giving them arbitrary names, like a text GUID. I ...