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amelius
5 days ago
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Mini NASes marry NVMe to Intel's efficient chip
What types of distributed/network filesystem are people running nowadays on Linux?
geerlingguy
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Ceph or MooseFS are the two that I've seen most popular. All networked FS have drawbacks, I used to run a lot of Gluster, and it certainly added a few grey hairs.
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sekh60
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I use Ceph. 5 nodes, 424TiB of raw space so far.
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