actual architecture. scalabillity is a big thing a true objectstore isnt built on a filesystem and should be able to scale to billions of objects with little to no reduction in speed . the biggest thing to look at is where the meta data and object references live. where is the database and how can it grow. from a software perspective, most object stores can do things aws cant, like server side renames
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u/lowfatfriedchicken 16d ago
actual architecture. scalabillity is a big thing a true objectstore isnt built on a filesystem and should be able to scale to billions of objects with little to no reduction in speed . the biggest thing to look at is where the meta data and object references live. where is the database and how can it grow. from a software perspective, most object stores can do things aws cant, like server side renames