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Super interesting product. I have a couple of questions: In terms of storing in s3 - is that in your buckets? Sound like the plan is to run the caching on your
by aidos 2y ago
Super interesting product. I have a couple of questions:
In terms of storing in s3 - is that in your buckets? Sound like the plan is to run the caching on your infrastructure, are there plans to allow customers to run those instances themselves?
Presumably the format within s3 is your own bespoke format? What does the migration strategy look like for people looking to move into or out of your infrastructure? They effectively pull everything down from their s3 to the local “filesystem”?
- huntaub 2y agoI love this because it allows me to highlight the parts of the system that I'm most excited about. The Regatta caching runs on our infrastructure, but it connects to buckets that our customers control. We read and write data into the customer's bucket in a regular, native (not bespoke) format -- so you can connect a Regatta file system directly to a bucket that already exists, with data in it, and use that data from a file system without any data migration!
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- aidos 2y agoOh interesting! So you map exactly to the structure in s3? It’s like fuse backed by s3 with good performance?
- huntaub 2y agoThat's exactly right -- I like to think that we deliver on the promise of those open-source S3 adapters. We provide enterprise-grade performance.