juicefs
JuiceFS offers a distributed POSIX file system using object storage and various database engines. It creates a scalable structure by storing data on object storage and metadata on systems such as Redis, MySQL or TiKV. The cloud is designed for local environments and can work integrated with Hadoop and Kubernetes.
juicefs
100juicedata · File & Object Storage
Common commercial products in this category: Dropbox, Google Drive, Box
- You can use cloud storage as a local file system without changing code in your existing applications.
- In big data and AI workloads, you can run it as a file system compatible with the Hadoop ecosystem.
- Thanks to the Kubernetes CSI driver, you can create shared storage space for containerized applications.
- • NeutralHacker News
JuiceFS is a distributed POSIX file system built on top of Redis and S3
“We've been using JuiceFS in production for a few months now and I'm a big fan. I've felt for a while that block-level filesystems do not adapt at all well to being implemented across a network (with my personal experience being of AWS EBS and OpenEBS Mayastor). So the fact that…”
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
JuiceFS is a distributed POSIX file system built on top of Redis and S3
“I've had to test out various networked filesystems this year for a few use cases (satellite/geo) on a multi petabyte scale. Some of my thoughts: * JuiceFS - Works well, for high performance it has limited use cases where privacy concerns matter. There is the open source version,…”