MooseFS is a fault tolerant, highly available and high performance scale-out network distributed file system that spreads data over several physical servers.
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MooseFS is a robust distributed file system designed for high availability and fault tolerance. It provides a POSIX-compliant interface while distributing data across multiple servers with built-in redundancy and self-healing capabilities.
Key Features
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Fault Tolerance:
- Automatic data replication
- Configurable redundancy levels
- Self-healing mechanisms
- Chunkserver failure recovery
- Data integrity verification
- No single point of failure
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High Availability:
- Continuous operation
- Transparent failover
- Master server redundancy
- Hot standby support
- Automatic recovery
- 99.9%+ uptime
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Performance & Scalability:
- Parallel data access
- Load balancing
- Horizontal scaling
- High throughput
- Low latency access
- Elastic capacity growth
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Data Management:
- POSIX-compliant interface
- File versioning and snapshots
- Quota management
- Access control lists
- Trash bin functionality
- Performance statistics
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