Ask HN: Are we need a new distributed file system
i was have a project and this projects needs a reliable, fast, distributed file system for storing/accessing big files. (not posix compliant)
So i start to search for already invented wheels, and i found some solutions (HDFS, GlusterFS, ExtremeFS, etc.) but they have a problems like hard to configuration or hard to adding new node or getting slowing when you reach some node number even SPF and/or data loss.
And all file systems needs a effort for customisation using for web (they don't have tunable replication count for file properties and hitting traffic)
finally i convinced my self, we need a new distributed file system which covered all these needs (specially using for web projects, no SPF, minumum configuration, tunable replication, etc.)
but right now i have doubt about it, are we really need a new DFS?
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 23.3 ms ] threadIf you agree, then throw money at me and I'll build one for you. No, I'm not joking. Contact info is in my profile.