chrislusf

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by chrislusf 29d ago
Actually, I managed to reproduce this. It was caused by upstream grpc connection pool ( https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/issues/9330 ). Fixing it now.
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by chrislusf 29d ago
Hi, KronisLV, I work on SeaweedFS and would like to know about the "issues with SeaweedFS failing under concurrent writes when backing Sentry". You can reply here or create a github issue for this. Appreciate it!
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by chrislusf 2mo ago
Does this use table buckets?
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by chrislusf 3mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS. Let me know if see any bugs or just create a github issue.
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by chrislusf 4mo ago
If less components is desired, use SeaweedFS, which supports S3 table buckets and Iceberg catalog and maintenance. Basically storing Iceberg tables data and metadata.
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by chrislusf 7mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS. Just download the single binary, for most platforms, and run "weed mini -dir=your_data_directory", with all the configuration optimized.
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by chrislusf 7mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS. I am trying to support AWS S3 APIs as complete as possible. Recently added support for Table Bucket, besides myriads of details, such as policies, STS, IAM, OIDC, WORM, lock and versioning, governance, etc.
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by chrislusf 7mo ago
(I work on SeaweedFS.) Haha, you used Claude to find the Clause code. I used Claude to generate a lot of admin UI pages, saved a lot of time. The core storage engine part I dare not using AI, same as you.
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by chrislusf 7mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS since 2011, and full time since 2025. SeaweedFS was started as a learning project and evolves along the way, getting ideas from papers for Facebook Haystack, Google Colossus, Facebook Tectonics. With its distributed appe
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by chrislusf 9mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS. It is not backed by any greedy VC. So no urgency to make a large profit from the open source community.
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by chrislusf 9mo ago
It is in the parent comment.
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by chrislusf 9mo ago
Not correct. The files are chunked into smaller pieces and spread to all volume servers.
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by chrislusf 9mo ago
Disclaim: I work on SeaweedFS. Why skipping SeaweedFS? It rank #1 on all benchmarks, and has a lot of features.
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by chrislusf 9mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS. So very biased. :) Just run "weed sever -s3 -dir=..." to have an object store.
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by chrislusf 9mo ago
I work on SeaweedFS. It has support for these if conditions, and a lot more.
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by chrislusf 10mo ago
Thank! There is an admin UI already. AI coding makes this fairly easy.
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by chrislusf 10mo ago
This is Chris and I am the creator of SeaweedFS. I am starting to work full time on SeaweedFS now. Just create issues on SeaweedFS if any. Recently SeaweedFS is moving fast and added a lot more features, such as: * Server Side Encryption: S
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by chrislusf 3y ago
> I really don't understand why you aren't eager to explain the differences and what problems are being solved. Sorry, everybody has different background of knowledge. Hard to understand where the question comes from. I think
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by chrislusf 3y ago
> Why does a user need that? Filesystems already break up files into blocks / sectors. Why wouldn't a user just deal with files and let the filesystem handle it? A blob has its own storage, which can be replicated to other host
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by chrislusf 3y ago
The blob storage is what SeaweedFS built on. All blob access has O(1) network and disk operation. Files and S3 are higher layers above the blob storage. They require metadata to manage to the blobs, and other metadata for directories, S3 ac
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by chrislusf 3y ago
A large file can be chunked into blobs.
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by chrislusf 3y ago
Sorry it was not so clear. Previously fallocate just allocate disk space for a local server. Now SeaweeedFS can allocate a blob on a remote storage.
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by chrislusf 3y ago
> How is that not mmap? The allocated storage is append only. For updates, just allocate another blob. The deleted blobs would be garbage collected later. So it is not really mmap. > Also what is the difference between a file, an obje
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by chrislusf 3y ago
Should not be a problem. One similar use case used Cassandra as SeaweedFS filer store, and created thousands of files per second in a temp folder, and moved the files to a final folder. It caused a lot of tombstones for the updates in Cassa
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by chrislusf 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! I work on SeaweedFS. SeaweedFS is built on top of a blob storage based on Facebook's Haystack paper. The features are not fully developed yet, but what makes it different is a new way of programming for the cloud er
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by chrislusf 3y ago
I work on SeaweedFS. Ping me if you need some help to understand why SeaweedFS is much faster.
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by chrislusf 4y ago
It is still growing. This is not the case since many months ago. Also, welcome to make a PR.
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by chrislusf 4y ago
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by chrislusf 4y ago
Can someone please critique on the difference between SeaweedFS and Colossus? https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs Need some advice on how to make SeaweedFS more scalable.
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by chrislusf 4y ago
Thanks for the detailed clarification! I am too deep into the SeaweedFS low level details and am all ears on how to make it simpler to use. SeaweedFS has weekly releases and is constantly evolving. Depending on your case, you may need to ad

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