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JuiceFS is a distributed POSIX file system built on top of Redis and S3.
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Add a Customer Success Story -- Beike: OceanBase's Practice on AI Storage Bases #5271

Closed wpleonardo closed 2 weeks ago

wpleonardo commented 2 weeks ago

This PR adds a customer success story detailing how Beike (Ke Holdings), China’s largest real estate service platform, leverages JuiceFS and OceanBase to build a scalable, cloud-native AI storage infrastructure. In this system, OceanBase is for metadata storage. The case study highlights the multi-tiered storage architecture that supports Beike’s AI-driven model training workflows across multiple regions and cloud environments. Key challenges and solutions are discussed, such as high-concurrency data handling, efficient data orchestration, and cross-region data transfer, showcasing JuiceFS’s role in supporting performance and scalability needs.

This PR showcases the successful application of JuiceFs in the field of AI.

The PR consist of:

  1. Create a folder named customer-success in Chinese/English dir.
  2. Create Chinese/English files named "Beike: OceanBase's Practice on AI Storage Bases.md" in customer-success
  3. Create the figures of these files.
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davies commented 2 weeks ago

This article is mostly talking about OceanBase, better to posted OceanBase community, rather than here.

davies commented 2 weeks ago

Btw, customer stories are usually posted as blog post in the official website, this repo accept PR for source code and docs, also link for stories.

wpleonardo commented 2 weeks ago

Btw, customer stories are usually posted as blog post in the official website, this repo accept PR for source code and docs, also link for stories.

Thank you for the feedback and for clarifying the publishing format on your website. I understand that this article currently has a lot of content related to OceanBase, but the focus is on how JuiceFS and OceanBase together provided a successful solution for the customer. JuiceFS’s functionality was essential in solving key challenges, making this a joint success story.

Would it be possible to post this article on JuiceFS's blog (https://juicefs.com/zh-cn/blog) and provide the article's link to JuiceFS/docs/articles (https://juicefs.com/docs/zh/community/articles)? I believe this would allow us to showcase the complementary strengths of both technologies effectively.

Looking forward to your response!