[daviesliu]

Founder of JuiceFS here, congrats to the Launch! I'm super excited to see more people doing creative things in the using-S3-as-file-system space. When we started JuiceFS back in 2017, applied YC for 2 times but no luck.

We are still working hard on it, hoping that we can help people with different workloads with different tech!

[huntaub]

Wow, thanks for coming out! I hope that you're heartened to see the number of people who immediately think of JuiceFS when they see our launch. I totally agree with you, storage is such an interesting space to work in, and I'm excited that there are so many great products out there to fit the different needs of customers.

[gumbojuice]

As someone who is already happily using JuuceFS, perhaps you can provide a short list of differences (conceptual and/or technical). Thanks for a great product.

[dsvf]

I'm a happy and satisfied JuiceFS user here, so I too would be interested in the difference between these. Is the Regatta key point caching?

[ChocolateGod]

Also a user of JuiceFS, replaced a GlusterFS cluster a few years ago, far cheaper and easier to scale with no issues or changes needed to the applications using GlusterFS.

[huntaub]

I know that I've answered this question a couple times in the thread, so I don't know if my words add extra value here. But, I agree that it would be interesting to hear what Davies is thinking.

[dsvf]

Yes, your input into the thread cleared many things up for me, thanks!