MooseFS
Fault-tolerant, highly available, petabyte-scale open source distributed file system
MooseFS is an open-source, POSIX-compliant distributed file system that spreads data across multiple commodity servers, presenting them as a single virtual disk. It supports high availability, erasure coding, and scalability up to 16 exabytes. A Pro edition with additional enterprise features is also available alongside the free community version.
MooseFS distributes file data across multiple commodity storage nodes with redundant metadata servers, exposing the entire cluster as a single POSIX-compliant file system mountable on Linux and Windows clients.
System administrators, data engineers, and enterprises needing scalable distributed storage
Background.
- Status
- launched
- Business model
- freemium
- Company
- Tuxera / Core Technology
- Launched
- 2005
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