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It's similar to JuiceFS, but JuiceFS writes and reads data from S3 in a proprietary block format. This means that you cannot connect JuiceFS to existing data se
by huntaub 2y ago
It's similar to JuiceFS, but JuiceFS writes and reads data from S3 in a proprietary block format. This means that you cannot connect JuiceFS to existing data sets in S3, and you cannot use data written through JuiceFS from the S3 API directly. On the other hand, Regatta reads and writes data to S3 using it's native format -- so you can do these things!
- loufangxin 2y agoAfter reading the document, I think "proprietary block format" is a design. Obviously this design can provide parallel data flush back to S3 quickly, and we can cache the reading block and prefetch the next block for more cache friendly. Seems that JuiceFS have S3 gateway, so you can still access the files in S3 protocol.
- remram 2y agoWhat do you mean by "is a design"?