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Depends what you are after. For public access, something like webDAV is probably the lowest hanging fruit. However its still HTTP based, so not great for spee
by KaiserPro 3y ago
Depends what you are after.
For public access, something like webDAV is probably the lowest hanging fruit.
However its still HTTP based, so not great for speed or partial writes.
HDFS is not worth the hassle, same goes for ceph, its a lot of work for slower worse performance than ZFS/pNFS.
If you want speed and posix, then something like GPFS from IBM is where to go, failing that, lustre, which you can get from AWS if you want to try it.
- bdcravens 3y agoThe wording is a bit unclear, but I believe they were asking for an alternative to AWS that still uses the S3 protocol, not for an alternative to the S3 protocol.
- speedgoose 3y agoI assumed the opposite. But now they has plenty of answers for both cases.