Nov. 17, 2023, 6:50 a.m. | DASWU

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The author of this post questions the perspective presented in a MinIO article, which suggests that POSIX is not a suitable fit for object stores. He conducted comprehensive tests involving MinIO, s3fs-fuse, and JuiceFS. Results indicate that MinIO and JuiceFS deliver excellent performance, while s3fs-fuse lags. In small file overwrite scenarios, JuiceFS FUSE-POSIX outperforms other solutions .


Recently, I came across an article on the MinIO blog titled "Putting a Filesystem on Top of an Object …

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