I've been curious about ZeroFS. My usecase is running a real POSIX filesystem on top of garage for integration with non-S3 services. I've had very bad (short) experiment with JuiceFS (1). Is it worth benchmarking `zerofs mount` with garage?
My usecase is NAS storage of many small files + some big files (think big shared SMB for a non-profit). I need:
- fsync durability (as promised on zerofs homepage), including sqlite durability (so NFS is out of the question)
- inotify support for external script integration (did not find an issue/docs about this)
- support for reading/writing small blocks without hammering the CPU/disks (benchmarked with JuiceFS using torrents and was catastrophic)
Do you think ZeroFS currently makes a good candidate? If not, is the described usecase part of the ZeroFS roadmap?
My usecase is NAS storage of many small files + some big files (think big shared SMB for a non-profit). I need:
- fsync durability (as promised on zerofs homepage), including sqlite durability (so NFS is out of the question)
- inotify support for external script integration (did not find an issue/docs about this)
- support for reading/writing small blocks without hammering the CPU/disks (benchmarked with JuiceFS using torrents and was catastrophic)
Do you think ZeroFS currently makes a good candidate? If not, is the described usecase part of the ZeroFS roadmap?
(1) https://git.deuxfleurs.fr/Deuxfleurs/garage/issues/1021