I am not a large user whatsoever but I've been using SeaweedFS for a few years now. It is archiving and serving more than 40,000 images on a webapp I built for

I am not a large user whatsoever but I've been using SeaweedFS for a few years now. It is archiving and serving more than 40,000 images on a webapp I built for the small team I work with. I run SeaweedFS on two machines and it serves all images I host. I wanted to kick the tires because I was always fascinated by Facebook's Haystack. It has been simple, reliable, and robust. I really like it and hope if one of my side projects ever take off at some point, I get to test it with a much bigger load.