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We are running SeaweedFS successfully in production for a few years. We are serving and storing mostly user-uploaded images (around 100TB). It works surprising
by bzikarsky 6y ago
We are running SeaweedFS successfully in production for a few years. We are serving and storing mostly user-uploaded images (around 100TB). It works surprisingly stable and the maintainer is usually responsive when we encounter issues.
- heipei 6y agoAre you running it on multiple nodes? If so, how confidently can you handle typical "cluster" operations like adding nodes, removing broken nodes, etc? Happy to hear via DM as well.
- fastest963 6y agoWe're running across multiple nodes. Removing and adding volume servers is pretty simple. You can manually fix replication via a cli command after adding/removing a node.
- bzikarsky 6y agoYes, we scale regularly, though we usually only add nodes. We are slowly approaching 100 seaweed nodes. We are running in k8s on local SSD storage, managing failures is easy this way.