Project is alive?

[Argentum88]

I noticed that in late April, active development was suspended. What happened?

[mocchira]

@Argentum88 Sorry for the late reply.

Originally @yosukehara project lead should answer your question but he seems busy so I'd like to answer instead of him.

Now he and other project members (including me) have been involved in other projects with more high priority so LeoFS has been not active these days.

One thing I can say at this moment is we will keep doing the maintenance release for LeoFS whenever we find any bugs which should be fixed.

@yosukehara please fix me if there are something wrong on the above comment.

[yosukehara]

@Argentum88
Thank you for your comment.
The answer to your question is as @mocchira wrote.

[wulfgar93]

@yosukehara @mocchira could you tell when you plan to return to the development of LeoFS?

[yosukehara]

@yosukehara @mocchira could you tell when you plan to return to the development of LeoFS?

Thank you for your comment.
I'm involved in another project from last year. So I cannot take the time to develop LeoFS.
I'm going to consider organizing my work and making LeoFS development time.

[mocchira]

@yosukehara @mocchira could you tell when you plan to return to the development of LeoFS?

@wulfgar93 The situation I've been in is almost same as @yosukehara. I'm not sure when I can come back to LeoFS developement for now however I'll be back ASAP.

[dumblob]

I was recently looking for a storage system with properties of LeoFS and wonder whether it's a good idea to use LeoFS in production considering it's not backend by any commercial interest any more.

Any new insights?

[nkosi23]

I am interested in knowing if LeoFS would be recommended for new projects as well

[dyasny]

+1

[nkosi23]

@dyasny In the meantime I have found out that seaweedfs is the established and recommended alternative. Hope this helps

[dyasny]

@nkosi23 yeah, I'm aware of it. Unfortunately, it doesn't support NFS, and that's what I need for now

[onlyjob]

@nkosi23 yeah, I'm aware of it. Unfortunately, it doesn't support NFS, and that's what I need for now

Maybe Ganesha can be of help? It is an NFS server in user space that can present Fuse file systems over NFS.

SeaweedFS is not great with POSIX compliance/compatibility...

I wholeheartedly recommend MooseFS as alternative.

[dyasny]

Maybe Ganesha can be of help? It is an NFS server in user space that can present Fuse file systems over NFS.

I can simply set up a basic NFS server, I think performance would actually be better. But What I actually need is a resilient NFS service, distributed, replicated, the works. I am aware of ceph and gluster of course and they are an overkill for me.

SeaweedFS is not great with POSIX compliance/compatibility...

I wholeheartedly recommend MooseFS as alternative.

Frankly, I don't care too much about posix compliance. What I need to do is mount the same NFS export on all of my k8s workers and use that mountpoint for hostPath volumes. Inside the volumes there's an app with a few sidecars and an sqlite file.