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I built Steadykey after fighting duplicate API calls and messy idempotency logic in our queue workers. It canonicalizes any JSON payload (order-insensitive, handles Maps/Sets/BigIn…

You're asking me if I use it, I'm telling you where and how I use it. Then you complain how I use it. Listen, I can totally respect anyones opinion, but this discussion isn't bring…

You have a very good point. Definitely, no one would force you to use something you don't find as trustworthy or valuable.

Will not argue, pro or against, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. But this reminds me of the early 2000 interviews when every one was asking if you used Google search, and…

What, you mean writing documentations and readme? Of course I'm using this. I have a homelab with 12 PI's, this tool helps me play with files between all of them, any way I want. M…

As you can imagine, "story telling" isn't something everyone has mastered, so it does make the job easier. But I do get your point.

A bit of both, as you can imagine, there are so many tedious tasks that consume time for so little in return, so yeah.

Very fair points, thank you very much for taking the time. I will make the changes later today to mention the dependencies. As for the "speaks the S3 API", the idea is that this ha…

SO COOL. This is way more than what my scope was, maybe I can learn some stuff. I do have some future plans on replication and mutex and specific files from specific instances. Tha…

Well, glad to be of service and I really hope it gives you what you need. If not, just open an issue and we will see what we can do. :) Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

We started CallFS after yet another late-night “why did the uploads vanish?” incident. Our small team had stitched together rsync, a fragile NFS mount, and an S3 bucket—none of it …