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It compares pretty well to the proprietary WAFL/FabricPool technology by NetApp: - have "hot" blocks on local storage (SSD cache) - "cold" blocks are stored on
by dark-star 4y ago
It compares pretty well to the proprietary WAFL/FabricPool technology by NetApp:
- have "hot" blocks on local storage (SSD cache)
- "cold" blocks are stored on S3
- POSIX semantics on top
Having worked with NetApp technology for >10 years this is a welcome addition on the Open-Source side of things.