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For a distributed filesystem's redundancy to be working in my book, it has to actually be able to reconstruct itself after unavailability/failure, which Seaweed

by q3k 6y ago

For a distributed filesystem's redundancy to be working in my book, it has to actually be able to reconstruct itself after unavailability/failure, which Seaweed seemingly doesn't do. Additionally, something more complex than N-replication (eg. M.N erasure coding) is also a strong 'redundancy working' requirement for me.

ddorian43 6y ago
You can automate it with a cron job. For redundancy, a cron job in each master server.
chrislusf 6y ago
In SeaweedFS, replication is for hot data and erasure coding is for warm data.