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I believe the first version of this required the metadata to be stored on the ZeroFS server, making HA kinda hard. This has changed now that if I stop the serv
by ChocolateGod 4mo ago
I believe the first version of this required the metadata to be stored on the ZeroFS server, making HA kinda hard.
This has changed now that if I stop the server and create a new instance with the same configuration file it'll pickup the existing metadata from the bucket?
- Eikon 4mo ago> I believe the first version of this required the metadata to be stored on the ZeroFS server, making HA kinda hard. Metadata has always been in the bucket itself. For HA, there's now a "replicated mode" if you want automatic failover: https://www.zerofs.net/docs/high-availability https://www.zerofs.net/docs/high-availability
- ChocolateGod 4mo agoThe HA certainly makes this more of an alternative to JuiceFS now. Would need something like HAProxy to correctly handle failover for NFS though?