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xetorthio / etcd-fs

Use etcd as a filesystem
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Is this project still maintained？ #18

Open yorelog opened 4 years ago

yorelog commented 4 years ago

and is it really for production ?

yorelog commented 4 years ago

I find deprecated api of go-etcd , go-fuse/fuse/pathfs was used

paulcaskey commented 4 years ago

Apparently the answers are "no" here. I am also interested in this project.

xetorthio commented 4 years ago

May I ask what you are thinking to use this project for?

paulcaskey commented 4 years ago

I am writing a job management and messaging system using etcd3 as the back end. I am using the typical /key/path/names/like/this and it reminded me of a file system. Using etcdctl to list and view keys is painful. I am writing my own code in Go to interface with the data. But this would be an amazing convenience to browse and interact with my data in etcd. As an administrator. Editing a key in "vim" and saving it again would just be so cool!

artheus commented 4 years ago

I would actually much rather recommend using some kind of well tested distributed filesystem before using this.

On Tue, 16 Jun 2020, 18:38 Paul Caskey, notifications@github.com wrote:

I am writing a job management and messaging system using etcd3 as the back end. I am using the typical /key/path/names/like/this and it reminded me of a file system. Using etcdctl to list and view keys is painful. I am writing my own code in Go to interface with the data. But this would be an amazing convenience to browse and interact with my data in etcd. As an administrator. Editing a key in "vim" and saving it again would just be so cool!

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