leo-project/leofs

LeoFS is a distributed object storage system designed to provide S3-compatible and HTTP-based storage services. It comprises three primary components: a gateway for handling client requests, a manager for cluster coordination and configuration, and storage nodes for data persistence. The system supports multi-datacenter replication, rack awareness, and comprehensive monitoring via SNMP and Prometheus metrics. Additionally, it offers NFS access and integrates with various client SDKs for testing and benchmarking.

This period focused on establishing the build, release, and deployment infrastructure for LeoFS components. The work involved creating reltool configurations, startup scripts, and SmartOS packaging for the gateway, manager, and storage nodes. Additionally, test coverage was expanded with new benchmarking and S3 authentication test utilities.

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This period focused on the initial release and stabilization of the LeoFS Gateway, alongside a comprehensive modernization of the entire stack's configuration and deployment infrastructure. The team introduced Cuttlefish-based INI-style configuration, added systemd support, and integrated SNMP/Prometheus monitoring across all components to improve operational visibility and ease of use.

28 changes

This period focused on establishing automated build and testing infrastructure using Docker. The team created environments for packaging LeoFS releases across multiple Linux distributions and containerized integration tests for various client libraries and protocols.

8 changes

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