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I am currently searching for a good distributed file system. It should: be open-source be horizontally scalable (replication and sharding) have no single point of failure have a relatively small footprint Here are the four most promising candidates in my opinion: GridFS (based on MongoDB) GlusterFS Ceph HekaFS The filesystem will be used mainly for media files (images and audio). There are very small as well as medium sized files (1 KB - 10 MB). The amount of files should be around several millions. Are there any benchmarks regarding performance , CPU-load , memory-consumption and scalability ? What are your experiences using these or other distributed filesystems?
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