alt Hacker NewsI've used Garage to some success, the garage.toml configuration file could be a bit more user friendly https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/documentation/reference-manua... but with some tweaks there I could get it working nicely both for HDD and SSD use cases, e.g. storing a bunch of Sentinel-2 satellite tiles, alongside thumbnails and some metadata.
SeaweedFS and RustFS both look nice though, last I checked Zenko was kinda abandoned.
Also pretty simple when I can launch a container of whatever I need (albeit bootstrapping, e.g. creating buckets and access keys SHOULD probably done with env variables the same way how you can initialize a MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL instance in containers) and don't have to worry too much about installing or running stuff direcetly on my system. As for unsupported features - I just don't do the things that aren't supported.
I’ve recently switched from Minio and Localstack to Garage. For my needs (local testing) Garage seems to be fine. It’s a bit more heavyweight and capable than I need now, but I like that it may give me the option of having an on-premises alternative to S3-compatible stores hosted in the cloud. The bootstrapping is a pain in the ass (having to assign nodes to storage and gateway roles, applying the new roles, etc). It would be great to be able to bootstrap at least a simple config using environment variables. However, now that I have figured out the quirks of bootstrapping, it just works (so far; again, I’m not doing anything complicated).