SeaweedFS

A fast distributed storage system with S3-compatible API. Handles blobs, objects, files, and data lake workloads. Runs master + volume + filer in a single container with a built-in web UI.

What You Can Do After Deployment

1. Visit your domain — the SeaweedFS master UI loads on the root URL showing volume server status
2. Browse the filer — navigate directories and files at /filer/ path
3. Upload files — use the web UI or curl: curl -F file=@localfile https://YOUR_DOMAIN/submit
4. Use S3 API — connect any S3-compatible client with the configured credentials
5. Monitor cluster — view volume server topology, disk usage, and replication status
6. Manage volumes — inspect volume allocation and storage efficiency

Key Features

• S3-compatible API for object storage
• POSIX-like filer with directory structure
• Automatic file splitting and replication
• Built-in master and volume server management UI
• FUSE mount support
• Erasure coding for storage efficiency
• Cross-datacenter replication
• WebDAV support

License

Apache-2.0 — GitHub