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Evercam has used Seaweed for a few years. We've 1344TB of mostly jpegs and use the filer for folder structure. It's worked well for us, especially with low cost
by marcoherbst 6y ago
Evercam has used Seaweed for a few years. We've 1344TB of mostly jpegs and use the filer for folder structure. It's worked well for us, especially with low cost Hetzner SX boxes. I'd echo other people's positive comments about the maintainer's responsiveness & support. Happy to (try and) answer questions.
- ddorian43 6y agoWhat replication are you using ? What about your recovery times when a server fails on 1Gbs port ?
- ijunaidfarooq 6y agowe don't use any replication, Also in almost 5 years we only had one server crash which was due to file-system corruption, and we overcome that as well, it was a few leveldb files which got corrupt due to which the whole XFS file-system was went down, but we recovered it. Just one drawback was: We never used the same filer for saving files, and Get speed was also quite slow on that one, but with time, the volume compaction and vacuum, everything works fine on GET requests.