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From the paper it looks like this backs the Scaleway S3 compatible object storage. One of my buckets currently has a warning that I have more than 500k objects

by mike_d 5y ago

From the paper it looks like this backs the Scaleway S3 compatible object storage. One of my buckets currently has a warning that I have more than 500k objects and that isn't supported, so I'd take this with a grain of salt.

wut42 5y ago
It's not using Hive ("v3") yet then. From what I understood, the "v2" of Scaleway Object Storage was based on OpenIO (which has been brought by one of their competitor, OVH). So they abandoned the tech and built a new one who could scale a lot more, and this is Hive. The v1 of their Object Storage was using Riak S2.
- angristan 5y ago
  All new buckets are using Hive as their backend.
  - wut42 5y ago
    Yes, I was replying to OP saying that "One of my buckets currently […]". I'm late to replying but since you are a Scaleway Object Storage, I am right on the timeline of the versions of it?
Xenthys 5y ago
If you have a bucket with this warning, it isn't using Hive yet but the old backend that had scalability issues… which is why Hive is replacing it!