I’m curious what sets this apart from the existing JuiceFS approach? JuiceFS is a commercial product, but with a foss community edition. It doesn’t appear as a block device, but it does allow you superimpose an ext4-like filesystem complete with metadata etc. over S3 block storage (and others I believe). I’ve been using it for years and it’s excellent.
Anyone know if this an improvement over the JuiceFS solution, and in what way(s)?
I’m curious what sets this apart from the existing JuiceFS approach? JuiceFS is a commercial product, but with a foss community edition. It doesn’t appear as a block device, but it does allow you superimpose an ext4-like filesystem complete with metadata etc. over S3 block storage (and others I believe). I’ve been using it for years and it’s excellent.
Anyone know if this an improvement over the JuiceFS solution, and in what way(s)?
https://www.zerofs.net/docs/zerofs-vs-juicefs
Ah, thanks! If true, that is a significant performance difference. I need to look into this…