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> The study indicates that if objects are larger than one megabyte on average, the file system has a clear advantage. If the objects are under 256 kilobytes, th
by nivertech 3y ago
> The study indicates that if objects are larger than
one megabyte on average, the file system has a clear
advantage. If the objects are under 256 kilobytes, the
database has a clear advantage. Inside this range, it
depends on how write intensive the workload is, and
the storage age of a typical replica in the system.
1. It's not clear why didn't they considered benchmarking various Object Storage systems?
2. Local filesystems are problematic for clustered / distributed systems. That would require shared drives like SAMBA or network filesystem like NFS, at this point a real Object Storage like S3, minio or Swift is a mach better alternative.