Enterprise Plan Feature
For ObjectiveFS version release 5.0 and newer, please refer to this guide.
ObjectiveFS supports on-premise object stores such as Ceph, Cleversafe, etc. This guide describes how to use ObjectiveFS with on-premise object stores.
s3://<bucket name>
in the user guide and documentation withhttp://<object store domain>/<bucket name>
.Configure your credentials (one-time setup)
# mount.objectivefs config
Enter ObjectiveFS license: <your ObjectiveFS license>
Enter Access Key Id: <your object store access key>
Enter Secret Access Key: <your object store secret key>
Create a filesystem for object store domain example.local
and bucket myfs
# mount.objectivefs create http://example.local/myfs
Mount a filesystem myfs
on /mnt
in the foreground
# mount.objectivefs mount http://example.local/myfs /mnt
Mount a filesystem myfs
on /mnt
in the background (log output is in syslog)
# mount.objectivefs http://example.local/myfs /mnt
List all objectivefs filesystems
# mount.objectivefs list http://example.local
For versions prior to ObjectiveFS v.5.0:
If your DNS does not resolve <object store domain>
and <bucket name>.<object store domain>
to your S3 compatible interface, please set the http_proxy
environment variable to <hostname>:<port>
of your object store’s S3 compatible interface.
http_proxy
pointing to your stunnel connection.<bucket>.<domain>
), but not path-style naming.by ObjectiveFS staff, January 7, 2017
ObjectiveFS is a shared file system for OS X and Linux that automatically scales and gives you scalable cloud storage.
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