Regenerating codes are a class of distributed storage codes that allow for efficient repair of failed nodes, as compared to traditional erasure codes. An$[n, k, d]$regenerating code permits the data to be recovered by connecting to anykof thennodes in the network, while requiring that a failed node be repaired by connecting to anydnodes. The amount of data downloaded for repair is typically much smaller than the size of the source data. Previous constructions of exact-regenerating codes have been confined to the case$n=d+1$. In this paper, we present optimal, explicit constructions of (a) Minimum Bandwidth Regenerating (MBR) codes for all values of$[n, k, d]$and (b) Minimum Storage Regenerating (MSR) codes for all[n, k, d≥ 2k-2], using a new product-matrix framework. The product-matrix framework is also shown to significantly simplify system operation. To the best of our knowledge, these are the first constructions of exact-regenerating codes that allow the numbernof nodes in the network, to be chosen independent of the other parameters. The paper also contains a simpler description, in the product-matrix framework, of a previously constructed MSR code with[n=d+1, k, d≥ 2k-1].
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