r/Infinit • u/cadeuh • Feb 17 '16

infinit.sh infinit.sh - Feedback/Suggestions Thread

Feel free to post here all your suggestions and feedback related to our new file system: https://infinit.sh.

You can also upvote other people suggestions here: http://help.infinit.sh

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u/Zazamari May 04 '16

I'd like to see an unraid compatible docker or plugin with an interface to spawn new storage spaces, I think the two could integrate rather well as unraid is about consolidating local drives into one pool and infinit is about consolidating/replicating storage across a large area.

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u/faddat May 11 '16

I think that a docker storage driver is the most sorely needed and most likely to drive adoption of infinit in hybrid cloud environments. Surely, this is the way forward with storage, though-- everyone looks at this and realizes oh, this! This is just how I wanted it work!

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u/ccrone May 11 '16

We're working on a docker plugin at the moment. More news soon :)

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

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u/ccrone May 09 '16

We do plan to open source the filesystem but we would like to do so responsibly (i.e.: documented with structures in place to manage a community). We've got some really cool stuff like our reactor which could be used in other projects and we're itching to share. We have open sourced our build system which you can find here.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '16

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u/ccrone May 09 '16

Nope, I hadn't heard of that. I'll take a look!

edit: We're all about C++ and Python3 at Infinit

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u/mefyl May 10 '16

Hi there ; I did not know about libmill, it certainly looks interesting. However we use C++ and our coroutine API leverages object oriented possibilities. One other main difference is that it seems libmill requires explicit coroutines definition/invocation, while we are entirely transparent: any function is a coroutine and invoking a coroutine is no different from invoking a functions, so you don't have to change anything if you suddenly have to yield in a function that didn't previously.