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JuiceFS – distributed POSIX file system built on object storage

JuiceFS is a distributed POSIX file system combining object storage with database-backed metadata, local caching and Hadoop support.

GlusterFS is a distributed network file system that combines storage servers into shared volumes with replication and erasure coding.

Lustre is a parallel file system for computing clusters, using separate metadata and object storage servers for high-throughput shared I/O.

Ceph is a distributed storage platform offering CephFS file access alongside object and block storage, with replication and erasure coding.

HDFS is Apache Hadoop’s distributed file system for large datasets, with replicated storage, NameNode high availability and erasure coding.

Quantcast File System is a distributed file system designed for large sequential data workloads, with chunk servers and erasure coding.

OrangeFS is a parallel file system for scientific and HPC applications, featuring distributed metadata, Linux client access and MPI-IO.

Alluxio is a distributed caching and data access layer that accelerates analytics workloads across multiple underlying storage systems.

XtreemFS is an object-based distributed file system supporting replication, striping and shared access across geographically distant sites.

Ubuntu has a very different file system compared to Windows. It’s organized in a completely different way designed to offer more security.

MooseFS is a distributed file system that unifies storage servers with snapshots, quotas, storage classes and configurable redundancy.