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I can also highly recommend SeaweedFS for development purposes, where you want to test general behaviour when using S3-compatible storage. That's what I mainly
by hobofan 8mo ago
I can also highly recommend SeaweedFS for development purposes, where you want to test general behaviour when using S3-compatible storage. That's what I mainly used MinIO before, and SeaweedFS, especially with their new `weed mini` command that runs all the services together in one process is a great replacement for local development and CI purposes.
- dizhn 8mo agoI've been using rustfs for some very light local development and it looks.. fine: )
- antonvs 8mo agoIronically rustfs.com is currently failing to load on Firefox, with 'Uncaught TypeError: can't access property "enable", s is null'. They shoulda used a statically checked language for their website...
- victormy 8mo agoMy Firefox access is working fine. The version is 147.0.3 (aarch64)
- antonvs 8mo agoI'm running Firefox 145.0.2 on amd64. It seems like the issue may be that I have WebGL disabled. The console includes messages like "Failed to create WebGL context: WebGL creation failed: * AllowWebgl2:false restricts context creation on this system." Oh well, guess I can't use rustfs :}
- seg_lol 8mo agoI just disabled webgl on my firefox and it worked fine. Your problems could be caused by a whiny fan. Here is the source https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs
- antonvs 8mo agoI like the way multiple people feel the need to defend a buggy website with their anecdotal n=1 evidence. It’s not difficult to make a website that works for everyone.
- dizhn 8mo agoOh is it the website that's failing? I kind of assumed it was the web UI for the software. Workarounds sort of kind of make sense there.. Maybe.. But the website. That's bad.