Okay, I tried to read TFA... > Object storage is not a filesystem, and was developed with different use cases in mind. Unlike the filesystems POSIX is built to

Okay, I tried to read TFA... > Object storage is not a filesystem, and was developed with different use cases in mind. Unlike the filesystems POSIX is built to interact with, object storage is unstructured, making it readily scalable, including by pooling storage across different locations My porn collection[0] is an unstructured object storage, making it scalable because it includes pooled storage across different locations. [0] Jokes on you, I turned vanilla and offloaded all my requirements to the famous Orange-Black, unstructured, pooled, scalable site. But I have other things what still fit this definition. > Object storage is usually accessed using RESTful HTTP APIs and is an example of how files can be interacted with in the absence of POSIX. Somebody, tell the author about SMB and what network access, storage and file storage are all different things. > At cunoFS, we’ve worked with a number of developers on diverse object-storage-backed solutions for high performance and big data purposes [Even if didn't notice where this article is hosted] Ah, another pitch from a company deeply interested in you using theirs product?