CougTek
Hairy Aussie
There are a lot of SDS solutions out there. What's your favorite and why?
Listing a few :
https://www.quantum.com/en/products/file-and-object/ (still in development)
Also Ceph/Rook and GlusterFS, although I feel there are better alternatives nowadays.
I left out WekaIO, Portworkx, Datacore (which acquired MayaData) and Spectrum Scale, but all have interesting features.
StorageOS became Ondat and has since been acquired by Akamai last Spring.
Not all of them are equal. Not all of them have the same purpose.
Listing a few :
Home - BeeGFS - The Leading Parallel Cluster File System
The leading parallel file system BeeGFS is a hardware-independent POSIX parallel file system (a.k.a Software-defined Parallel Storage) developed with a strong focus on performance and designed for ease of use, simple installation, and management. BeeGFS is created on an Available Source...
www.beegfs.io
Mayastor | OpenEBS Docs
In this document you will learn about Mayastor and it's design goals.
openebs.io
MinIO | S3 & Kubernetes Native Object Storage for AI
MinIO's High Performance Object Storage is Open Source, Amazon S3 compatible, Kubernetes Native and is designed for cloud native workloads like AI.
min.io
OpenDrives | Custom Media Storage Solutions
OpenDrives empowers innovators with unimpeded and unlimited access to content and data. Access your content more easily with OpenDrives.
opendrives.com
100% Software Storage - Quobyte
Quobyte's scalable file and object storage is so easy that you can download and install it in minutes.
www.quobyte.com
StorPool Storage-fastest and most efficient block storage for cloud builders
StorPool is designed from the ground up to provide cloud builders, shared hosting providers and MSPs with the most resource efficient storage software on the market. It is faster, more reliable and scalable. Our systems starts from 500 000+ IOPS and 0.2 ms of latency! High performance, low...
storpool.com
Compare TrueNAS Editions - Powerful Storage Platform
TrueNAS is the ultimate Open Source storage platform. Choose from CORE, Enterprise, or SCALE to get the best performance and reliability.
www.truenas.com
Also Ceph/Rook and GlusterFS, although I feel there are better alternatives nowadays.
I left out WekaIO, Portworkx, Datacore (which acquired MayaData) and Spectrum Scale, but all have interesting features.
StorageOS became Ondat and has since been acquired by Akamai last Spring.
Not all of them are equal. Not all of them have the same purpose.