I tried JuiceFS with AWS S3 and an (admittedly slow) self-hosted postgres instance, and it didn't work at all. I would have understood if it had been really slo

I tried JuiceFS with AWS S3 and an (admittedly slow) self-hosted postgres instance, and it didn't work at all. I would have understood if it had been really slow, but erroring it really seems wrong for software where correctness is paramount.