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High-performance distributed POSIX file system for cloud-native environments

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About JuiceFS

JuiceFS is a cloud-native, distributed file system designed to provide scalable, high-throughput storage solutions for enterprises operating in multi-cloud, hybrid, and public cloud environments. It supports POSIX, HDFS, and S3 protocols, enabling seamless integration with existing applications and simplifying migration efforts. By separating data and metadata, JuiceFS leverages various storage engines like Redis, PostgreSQL, and TiKV, alongside its proprietary distributed metadata service, to deliver low-latency, elastic performance capable of handling hundreds of billions of files.

Targeted at large enterprises requiring robust data persistence and multi-cloud resilience, JuiceFS offers a cost-effective architecture that uses object storage combined with distributed caching to optimize throughput and scalability independently. Its cloud-native design supports automatic data replication across clouds and regions, empowering organizations to build fault-tolerant, multi-cloud infrastructures. The product is developer-friendly, supporting Kubernetes persistent volumes and providing simple local disk-like usage without dependency on SDKs, making it suitable for AI, big data, and other demanding workloads.

Key Capabilities

  • Distributed metadata service with low latency
  • Supports POSIX, HDFS, and S3 protocols
  • Elastic and scalable throughput with caching
  • Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud data replication
  • Kubernetes persistent volume integration

Integrations

RedisPostgreSQLTiKV

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Quick Facts

juicefs.com
CategoryCloud Infrastructure
PricingSubscription
DeploymentSaaS, Cloud
Target SizeEnterprise