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Sadly, depending on what you want to accomplish with your storage the future is still not here. For example, if you want to share a virtual disk with multiple s
by ThePhysicist 11y ago
Sadly, depending on what you want to accomplish with your storage the future is still not here. For example, if you want to share a virtual disk with multiple servers through NFS you will still need to manually create a NFS high-availability cluster using e.g. DRBD on most cloud providers (e.g. EC2 or Azure). To be fair, MS Azure offers fully managed SMB shares as a service, but the transfer speed is quite low (60 MB/s in the best case) so they are not very useful for most tasks.
- mrud 11y agoAWS has EFS [1] which should allow you to share one FS to multiple serves. It is still in preview but could help address these needs. [1] http://aws.amazon.com/efs/pricing/ http://aws.amazon.com/efs/pricing/
- ThePhysicist 11y agoThat looks interesting, thanks for the link!
- idunno246 11y agoEc2 has efs at least, no idea if it's any good
- nkozyra 11y agoI'm sure it's fine, at least as well as a manually-configured NFS, but it's only US-West (Oregon) now.
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- objectivefs 11y agoFor sharing a filesystem between servers without managing your own high-availability cluster, you could try our ObjectiveFS [1]. [1] https://objectivefs.com https://objectivefs.com
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