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by positisop 10mo ago
github.com/NVIDIA/aistore At the 1 billion valuation from the previous round, achieving a successful exit requires a company with deep pockets. Right now, Nvidia is probably a suitable buyer for MinIO, which might explain all the
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by positisop 10mo ago
Raising 100 mil at 1 B valuation and then trying for an exit is a bitch!
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by positisop 10mo ago
If it is not an Apache/CNCF/LinuxFoundation project, it can be a rug pull aimed at using open source for getting people in the door only. They were never open for commits, and now they have abandoned open source altogether.
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by positisop 10mo ago
Raising 100 mil at 1 B valuation and then trying for an exit is a bitch!
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by positisop 1y ago
Longhorn is a poorly implemented distributed storage layer. You are better off with Ceph.
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by positisop 1y ago
NFS is its own spec, that is somewhat compliant with POSIX, and arguably FUSE is POSIX and can be used to implement a POSIX-compliant filesystem.
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by positisop 1y ago
Please do not make decisions based on this article. It is a poorly written blog with typos and a lack of technical depth. The blog puts Goofys in the same bucket as JuiceFS and Alluxio.. A local NVMe populated via a high-throughput Object S
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by positisop 1y ago
Glad you wrote it, the title took me down the same path for a few seconds :-D
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by positisop 1y ago
I think CS grads often skip the part of how something actually works and are happy with abstractions.
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by positisop 1y ago
Google Cloud Storage had it for eons before S3. GCS comes across as a much better thought-out and built product.
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by positisop 1y ago
They are not efficient; they have a one-time static hash to create a cluster. After that, it is all duct tape and glue. Want to expand? Add another cluster (pool) and then look for the cluster that contains the object. They don't know
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by positisop 1y ago
Look under the hood, the limitations are based on the core, sticking a UI on it does not hide what needs to happen at scale.
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by positisop 1y ago
Try expanding a cluster, or changing erasure coding configuration, or using anything that needs random access within a file (parquet), or any day 2 operation.