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TernFS – an exabyte scale, multi-region distributed filesystem

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Re: TernFS – an exabyte scale, multi-region distributed filesystem

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Seriously man, I'm asking because I don't know: which filesystems do you recommend instead? I dabbled in CephFS because our data is write-once, but helping computer illiterate research scientists at other universities and national labs retrieve their data is a lot simpler from Lustre because it's just plain-old POSIX filesystem semantics. I'm not joking, I didn't ask this as a way to namedrop my experience and creden…

I’d be happy to chat more about your needs and try to help recommend a path forward. Feel free to shoot me an email at the address in my profile.

I saw the follow-up responses complaining about you soliciting, but I've got no problem with you offering to solve a problem and being remunerated for it.

However, my lab is a brokedick operation with barely enough cash reserves to pay staff salaries. We sincerely do not have the budget to buy new software, especially after the NIH funding cuts.

Re: TernFS – an exabyte scale, multi-region distributed filesystem

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> Karma jealously is as unbecoming as karma whoring, so perhaps wind the ol' neck in a little there. Laziness/ineptitude is more common than malice and this could have been accidental via quick copy+paste. Agreed, and sorry for that (even though my gut and not-so-gut feeling is that it was done on purpose rather than by mistake, but I might be on the wrong side myself on this).

Of course if it is a pattern (I've not checked OP's post history to check) then accuse away and present evidence, to make it clear that we tut disapprovingly at that sort of thing!

It was the first and currently only submission from OP, who seems also a lurker because they wrote just one comment on HN 3 months ago.

I'm not _that_ interested in the HN meta-game, so I will leave it here.

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